unworkable in Spanish
unworkable in Spanish is inhacedero, inviable, irrealizable — unworkable means not able to be made to work.
unworkable in Spanish
inhacedero
inviable
irrealizable
no factible
What does "unworkable" mean?
- adj Not able to be made to work.
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adj Too difficult or impractical to put into effect.
"These plans seem unworkable; moreover, a budget for their implementation remains a fantasy."
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adj Not easy to shape, handle or change into something else.
"unworkable soils; unworkable clays; unworkable metals"
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unworkable in a sentence
- These plans seem unworkable; moreover, a budget for their implementation remains a fantasy.
- A Welsh Government spokesman said: "We are opposed to the approach being taken by the UK Government, which we feel is unnecessary, probably unworkable, and will do nothing to resolve industrial disputes.
- unworkable soils; unworkable clays; unworkable metals
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What is "unworkable" in Spanish?
"unworkable" in Spanish is inhacedero, inviable, irrealizable. unworkable means: Not able to be made to work.
Are there other ways to say "unworkable" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 4 translations listed for "unworkable": inhacedero, inviable, irrealizable, no factible.
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