adj
unworkable
Unworkable (adj) means not able to be made to work.
adj
1
Not able to be made to work.
2
Too difficult or impractical to put into effect.
"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."
— Conrad Landin, Farcical (2024)
3
Not easy to shape, handle or change into something else.
"unworkable soils; unworkable clays; unworkable metals"
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What is the meaning of unworkable?
"unworkable" (adj) means not able to be made to work.
What is another word for unworkable?
Other words for "unworkable" include impracticable, unfeasible, infeasible.
What is the opposite of unworkable?
Opposites of "unworkable" include workable, feasible, practicable.
What are the different meanings of unworkable?
"unworkable" has 3 main meanings: 1. Not able to be made to work; 2. Too difficult or impractical to put into effect; 3. Not easy to shape, handle or change into something else.
