unfeasible

/ ʌnˈfiːzəbəl /

adjective

1. not able to be done or put into effect; impossible

Example Sentences

“To put it plainly, this staggering increase in costs makes it unfeasible for most if not all signatory hotels to participate in LA28’s hotel room block.”

From Los Angeles Times

ICE Acting Director Patrick J. Lechleitner told NBC News in July that Trump’s plan would have “astronomical” economic costs and require unfeasible infrastructure to enact.

From Salon

But many demands for straight cash payments are considered unfeasible by Western governments.

From BBC

Rudalevige said while some employees quit or told Trump his ideas were illegal or unfeasible, others worked with him.

From Salon

“If a city weaponizes the maps by classifying areas that are low-risk as high-risk, that could absolutely make it hard or even impossible, or unfeasible, to build housing in that area,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times