impossibly in Finnish
impossibly in Finnish is mahdottomasti, mahdottoman, kuin ihmeen kautta — impossibly means to an extreme or unbelievable degree; used to emphasise how extraordinary something is.
impossibly in Finnish
mahdottomasti
Not possibly; in an impossible manner.
mahdottoman
To the point of impossibility.
kuin ihmeen kautta
Contrary to what had been thought possible.
What does "impossibly" mean?
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adv To an extreme or unbelievable degree; used to emphasise how extraordinary something is.
"The gymnast landed an impossibly difficult routine."
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impossibly in a sentence
- The gymnast landed an impossibly difficult routine.
- Her schedule was impossibly tight, with meetings back to back all day.
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What is "impossibly" in Finnish?
"impossibly" in Finnish is mahdottomasti, mahdottoman, kuin ihmeen kautta. impossibly means: To an extreme or unbelievable degree; used to emphasise how extraordinary something is.
How do you use "impossibly" in a sentence?
Example: "The gymnast landed an impossibly difficult routine." In Finnish, "impossibly" is mahdottomasti, mahdottoman, kuin ihmeen kautta.
Are there other ways to say "impossibly" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "impossibly": mahdottomasti, mahdottoman, kuin ihmeen kautta.
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