infeasible (Meaning)

Wordnet

infeasible (s)

not capable of being carried out or put into practice

Webster

Not capable of being done or accomplished; impracticable.

The proposed project is infeasible due to its high construction costs and uncertain market demand.
The task of completing the dissertation in two weeks is infeasible given the complexity of the research.
Transportation to the remote island proved infeasible due to severe weather conditions.
The plan to hire 100 new employees is infeasible with the company's current budget constraints.
The skyscraper's unique design makes it infeasible to construct within current building codes.
The use of artificial intelligence for all customer interactions is infeasible due to the limitations of existing technology.
The proposed solution to the global energy crisis is infeasible without major advancements in renewable energy sources.
The request for a complete refund after a single use is infeasible due to the company's refund policy.
The plan to evacuate the entire city in case of an emergency is infeasible due to logistical challenges.
The goal of eliminating all plastic waste within a year is infeasible given the current rate of plastic production and consumption.

not capable of being carried out or put into practiceNot capable of being done or accomplished; impracticable.

impractical, impracticable, unfeasible, unusable, unworkable, impossible, improbable, incredible, hopeless, insoluble

soluble,possible, useful, achievable, useful, possible, achievable, workable, feasible, feasible

The proposed project is infeasible due to its high construction costs and uncertain market demand.

The task of completing the dissertation in two weeks is infeasible given the complexity of the research.

Transportation to the remote island proved infeasible due to severe weather conditions.

The plan to hire 100 new employees is infeasible with the company's current budget constraints.