impassable in Greek
impassable in Greek is αδιάβατος — impassable means impossible to travel through or across.
impassable in Greek
αδιάβατος
Pronounced: adiavatos
(of a route, terrain, etc.) Incapable of being passed over, crossed, or negotiated.
What does "impassable" mean?
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adj Impossible to travel through or across.
"Heavy snow made the mountain pass impassable."
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adj Impossible to overcome.
"The negotiations hit what seemed like an impassable obstacle."
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impassable in a sentence
- Heavy snow made the mountain pass impassable.
- The negotiations hit what seemed like an impassable obstacle.
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What is "impassable" in Greek?
"impassable" in Greek is αδιάβατος. impassable means: Impossible to travel through or across.
How do you pronounce αδιάβατος?
"impassable" in Greek is αδιάβατος, pronounced "adiavatos".
How do you use "impassable" in a sentence?
Example: "Heavy snow made the mountain pass impassable." In Greek, "impassable" is αδιάβατος.
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