impossibility in Japanese
impossibility in Japanese is 不可能 — impossibility means something that cannot happen or be done.
impossibility in Japanese
不可能
Pronounced: fukanō
(uncountable) The quality of being impossible.
What does "impossibility" mean?
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noun Something that cannot happen or be done.
"A perpetual motion machine is a physical impossibility."
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noun The quality of being impossible.
"They eventually accepted the impossibility of finishing on time."
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impossibility in a sentence
- A perpetual motion machine is a physical impossibility.
- They eventually accepted the impossibility of finishing on time.
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What is "impossibility" in Japanese?
"impossibility" in Japanese is 不可能. impossibility means: Something that cannot happen or be done.
How do you pronounce 不可能?
"impossibility" in Japanese is 不可能, pronounced "fukanō".
How do you use "impossibility" in a sentence?
Example: "A perpetual motion machine is a physical impossibility." In Japanese, "impossibility" is 不可能.
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