Impossible is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPOSSIBLE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an impossible thing
• An impossibility.
• something that cannot be done
ADJECTIVE:
• not possible
• not able to occur, exist, or be done
• very difficult to deal with
• (of a person) very unreasonable
• Not possible; incapable of being done, of existing, etc.; unattainable in the nature of things, or by means at command; insuperably difficult under the circumstances; absurd or impracticable; not feasible.
• not capable of occurring or being accomplished or dealt with
• totally unlikely
• used of persons or their behavior
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• incapable of being or of occurring; felt to be incapable of being done, attained, or fulfille; insuperably difficult

Words related to IMPOSSIBLE

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Words that contain IMPOSSIBLE

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How to use IMPOSSIBLE in a sentence

• The holding of the Germans, once they broke through the fortifications that formed the chief reliance of the French, would be impossible.
• It was impossible to tell yet whether he would live or die, but for some days at least it would not be safe to move him.
• A state composed of atheists would be not at all impossible, if only strict punishments and strict notions of honor were insisted upon.
• It is impossible to fully appreciate many phases of art, as, for instance, the Egyptian and the early Christian, if we leave out of sight the symbolism which pervades them.
• Yet as you said yourself, it was impossible for me to go away, so I had to stay.
• These are too firmly fixed to be removed by the wind and cause impossible friction on the runners.
• The approaches to the dressing station and the station itself were under so severe a fire for some hours afterwards that it was impossible for any ambulance to be brought near it.
• In the darkness it was impossible to see across this stretch of space and distinguish the actions of the two conspirators in the event people should be passing along this street.
• It would have been impossible to run them, and they stretched for nearly a mile.
• But with the modern foolish trust in material, and with those floating hotels, this has become impossible.
• Elinor wished that the same forbearance could have extended towards herself, but that was impossible, and she was obliged to listen day after day to the indignation of them all.
• It was impossible, at this rate, to say when our journey would come to an end.
• It was impossible to lure him into telling me where the place was.
• Black might be white, two and two might make five, impossible things might be possible, but my father could not be in the wrong.
• In following up other trees I found it impossible to get any results.
• But, as I looked below, I saw a precipice of fearful depth, which it would be impossible to descend.
• If the transepts had had a vault originally, this arrangement would have been plainly impossible, as a vault would have covered up a great part of the east and west arches.
• Theodora had at her disposal secret and absolutely secluded dungeons, so solitary and so dark that it was impossible to distinguish between night and day.
• Yes, it is impossible to judge of a woman before marriage, or to guess what sort of a wife she will make.
• Not having the whole of this poem before us, it is impossible for us to answer certainly the question of Protagoras, how the two passages of Simonides are to be reconciled.
• Fletcher of Saltoun, an independent and eloquent patriot and republican, wasted time by impossible proposals.
• The white mist from the river clung close to the earth, and it was impossible to see even the fences near at hand, though overhead there were a few dim stars.
• He knew it was impossible for him to marry Bessie, and felt that it was also impossible to give her up without other aid than his own feeble will.
• How far Douglas still believed in the possibility of saving the Union through compromise, it is impossible to say.
• Rosalind had come, and even Genevieve had to admit, so far as manners and appearance were concerned, she was not impossible.
• In many places, however, riding was impossible, and we were compelled to scramble over the rocks on foot.
• It would be impossible for her to accept such a sacrifice of his rights.
• It was evident they could not long hold out under the excessive thirst, and unless we should procure some fresh water, it would be impossible for us to continue our journey.

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