ungovernable in Latin
ungovernable in Latin is irregibilis — ungovernable means impossible to rule or bring under control, as a country or system.
ungovernable in Latin
irregibilis
Not governable; unable to be governed.
What does "ungovernable" mean?
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adj Impossible to rule or bring under control, as a country or system.
"While there is no mechanism to force a General Election, the internal wrangling within the Tory party may mean that ultimately the new PM will simply be so exhausted by the chaos that the country becomes ungovernable."
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adj So wild or unruly that no one can manage it.
"a man with an ungovernable temper"
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ungovernable in a sentence
- While there is no mechanism to force a General Election, the internal wrangling within the Tory party may mean that ultimately the new PM will simply be so exhausted by the chaos that the country becomes ungovernable.
- But “ungovernable” France is not alone in its bitter, intractable divisions.
- a man with an ungovernable temper
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What is "ungovernable" in Latin?
"ungovernable" in Latin is irregibilis. ungovernable means: Impossible to rule or bring under control, as a country or system.
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