impractical (Meaning)
impractical (a)
not practical; not workable or not given to practical matters
impractical (s)
not practical or realizable; speculative
impractical (a.)
Not practical.
Synonyms & Antonyms of impractical
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impractical Sentence Examples
- Attempting to cross the Sahara Desert on foot would be an impractical endeavor.
- It's impractical to expect someone to work 100 hours a week without any breaks.
- Building a house underwater is an impractical dream.
- It's impractical to rely solely on public transportation in a sprawling city.
- Wearing high heels to hike a mountain is impractical and hazardous.
- The plan to use a toothbrush as a microphone was impractical and resulted in a squeaky sound.
- It's impractical to assume that everyone has access to high-speed internet.
- Designing a car that runs on water is impractical given the current technological limitations.
- Attempting to solve world hunger with a lemonade stand is impractical and ineffective.
- It's impractical to expect perfection from someone who is still learning.
FAQs About the word impractical
not practical; not workable or not given to practical matters, not practical or realizable; speculativeNot practical.
unusable, unsuitable,useless, unserviceable, inoperable, unworkable,impracticable, unavailable, unobtainable, latent
useable, practicable, functional, useful, workable, operable, serviceable, operational, useful, applicable
Attempting to cross the Sahara Desert on foot would be an impractical endeavor.
It's impractical to expect someone to work 100 hours a week without any breaks.
Building a house underwater is an impractical dream.
It's impractical to rely solely on public transportation in a sprawling city.
