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insurmountable

[in-ser-moun-tuh-buhl] / ˌɪn sərˈmaʊn tə bəl /


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A double in the sixth edged GB in front again, but the concession of three in the following end gave the Americans a lead that looked insurmountable until Morrison's late intervention gave them a lifeline.

From BBC

But, at that point, it did not feel insurmountable.

From BBC

Coming from the ever-charismatic Rockwell, a lecture to stop wasting our lives online sounds no more insurmountable, only more immediate.

From Los Angeles Times

She told MSPs any issues with the bill were not "insurmountable".

From BBC

Cutting interest rates by a full percentage point or two, however, would run into heavy and likely insurmountable resistance, economists say.

From MarketWatch