impracticably (Meaning)
impracticably (r)
to an impracticable degree
impracticably (adv.)
In an impracticable manner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of impracticably
impracticably Sentence Examples
- The plan was deemed impracticably ambitious, requiring resources beyond our reach.
- The proposed solution was impracticably complex, involving a myriad of intertwined processes.
- The terrain was impracticably rugged, making it impossible to traverse without specialized equipment.
- The task proved impracticably time-consuming, extending far beyond the allotted timeframe.
- The project's budget was impracticably tight, leaving little room for unforeseen expenses.
- The regulations were impracticably stringent, imposing unreasonable restrictions on business operations.
- The software was designed in an impracticably user-unfriendly way, making it difficult to navigate.
- The location was impracticably remote, making access and communication challenging.
- The price of the equipment was impracticably high, putting it beyond our budget considerations.
- The time constraints were impracticably short, leaving insufficient time for thorough planning and execution.
FAQs About the word impracticably
to an impracticable degreeIn an impracticable manner.
useless,impractical, inoperable,unsuitable, unserviceable, unworkable, unusable, inoperative, unrealistic, nonpractical
applicable, functional, usable, operable, available, practical, operational, serviceable, workable, serviceable
The plan was deemed impracticably ambitious, requiring resources beyond our reach.
The proposed solution was impracticably complex, involving a myriad of intertwined processes.
The terrain was impracticably rugged, making it impossible to traverse without specialized equipment.
The task proved impracticably time-consuming, extending far beyond the allotted timeframe.
