Definition of «insurmountable»

The word "insurmountable" means something that cannot be overcome or surpassed, especially by someone or something. It is an adjective used to describe a challenge, obstacle, difficulty or problem that seems too difficult or impossible to solve or conquer. The term can also refer to an obstruction or barrier that cannot be crossed or passed through. In essence, "insurmountable" implies an unconquerable and formidable foe, hindrance or challenge that defies resolution or defeat.

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The team faced an insurmountable challenge when trying to complete the project within a day.
The mountain's steep slopes and harsh weather conditions are considered insurmountable by many climbers.
Despite their efforts, the small business owner could not overcome the insurmountable financial burden and had to close their shop.
The political candidate had to withdraw from the race as he realized the support of his opponent was insurmountable.
The language barrier proved insurmountable for the tourists as they struggled to communicate with the locals.

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But those are not insurmountable obstacles. (cnbc.com)
This excellent ensemble cast is portrayed as average Americans who are navigating a dangerous and unstable environment, trying to flourish in the face of seemingly insurmountable obstacles. (relevantmagazine.com)
For this reason I was very happy when I recently found out that Henkel was about to publish a new Zen book — Zen of eBook Marketing — this time focusing on e-book promotion, which remains a seemingly insurmountable problem for me. (boripraper.eu)
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Definition of «insurmountable»

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