untenable (Meaning)

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untenable (s)

(of theories etc) incapable of being defended or justified

The company's financial position has become untenable, with mounting debts and dwindling revenue.
The political situation in the region is increasingly untenable, with escalating violence and no clear path to resolution.
Your proposed solution is untenable, as it lacks a solid foundation and fails to address the underlying issues.
The government's stance on immigration has become untenable, alienating both citizens and foreign nationals alike.
The traffic congestion in the city has reached an untenable level, causing significant delays and frustration for commuters.
The growing inequality in society has created an untenable situation, where the gap between the rich and the poor widens with each passing day.
The current climate change crisis has made the planet's long-term sustainability untenable, unless drastic action is taken.
The organization's internal conflicts have become untenable, threatening to dissolve the group entirely.
The school's curriculum has become outdated and untenable, failing to prepare students for the modern workforce.
The idea of continuing the project is untenable, as the risks outweigh the potential benefits.

(of theories etc) incapable of being defended or justified

weak, irrational,misleading, unreasonable, inconsistent, absurd, groundless, unconvincing, unfounded, invalid

real, actual, sane, logical, wise, sane, certified, certain, informed, true

The company's financial position has become untenable, with mounting debts and dwindling revenue.

The political situation in the region is increasingly untenable, with escalating violence and no clear path to resolution.

Your proposed solution is untenable, as it lacks a solid foundation and fails to address the underlying issues.

The government's stance on immigration has become untenable, alienating both citizens and foreign nationals alike.