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impracticable, inoperable (impracticable)
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undoable — adjective a) Not doable b) Able to be undone … Wiktionary
undoable — adj. unfeasible, cannot be done, cannot be carried out, unperformable … English contemporary dictionary
undoable — un·do·able … English syllables
undoable — adjective impossible to achieve an unattainable goal • Syn: ↑unachievable, ↑unattainable, ↑unrealizable • Similar to: ↑impossible • Derivationally related forms: ↑ … Useful english dictionary
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