transpassable Sentence Examples
- The ancient ruins were surrounded by a crumbling wall that proved impassable for most visitors.
- The rugged mountain trail was treacherous and impassable for hikers who were not adequately prepared.
- The dense undergrowth made the forest impassable for vehicles, forcing explorers to proceed on foot.
- The impassable terrain posed a significant challenge for the expedition, requiring them to seek alternative routes.
- The icy conditions rendered the road impassable, causing widespread traffic disruptions.
- The towering cliffs were impassable for climbers, even with state-of-the-art equipment.
- The swollen river created an impassable barrier, isolating the village from the outside world.
- The thick fog made the lake impassable for boats, forcing sailors to wait for it to clear.
- The military checkpoint was impassable for civilians, who were required to take alternate routes.
- The dense crowds at the concert made it impassable to reach the stage, leaving fans disappointed.
transpassable Meaning
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transpassable (a.)
Capable of being transpassed, or crossed over.
Synonyms & Antonyms of transpassable
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Capable of being transpassed, or crossed over.
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The ancient ruins were surrounded by a crumbling wall that proved impassable for most visitors.
The rugged mountain trail was treacherous and impassable for hikers who were not adequately prepared.
The dense undergrowth made the forest impassable for vehicles, forcing explorers to proceed on foot.
The impassable terrain posed a significant challenge for the expedition, requiring them to seek alternative routes.
