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out of the question
adjective as in totally unlikely
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Leaving Florida is out of the question for us.
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Should the U.S. wish to escalate further, precision strikes on Venezuelan territory are not out of the question.
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When Yamamoto woke up Saturday morning, he felt strong enough that contributing wasn’t out of the question.
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Buddy wanted to go out that night, but my father, snapping out of his inattention, said it was out of the question.
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With that lawsuit hanging over him it became out of the question for him to work as a lawyer, or to get a role in the City of London.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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