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impossible

[im-pos-uh-buhl] / ɪmˈpɒs ə bəl /




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Once supporters decide this, it is often an impossible job to turn those feelings around.

From BBC

"People try to mask their issues. Men are also struggling more and more with this - they're impossible to talk to about it, however."

From BBC

"If you look at our squad, I think it's impossible for someone to leave," he said.

From BBC

However, local media do not necessarily report on every incident, and state media have downplayed coverage of protests, while videos flooding social media are often impossible to verify.

From Barron's

But behind the powdered-wig posturing and fusty adherence to tradition lies his radical idea: Progress is impossible without a past.

From The Wall Street Journal