infeasibility

/(¦)in+/ (ame, mw)

infeasibility — noun

1. the fact that a plan, idea, or method cannot be carried out in a real situation

1.名詞C2
釋義

the fact that a plan, idea, or method cannot be carried out in a real situation

例句

The engineer explained the infeasibility of building a bridge across that swamp.

the infeasibility of + -ing

After two dry summers, farmers saw the infeasibility of growing rice there.

同義詞
  • impracticality

    often stresses poor practical usefulness or convenience rather than complete impossibility

  • unworkability

    focuses on a plan or system failing when people try to use it

  • impossibility

    is stronger and suggests something cannot happen at all

反義詞
  • feasibility

    the quality of being realistic and possible to carry out

  • practicality

    focuses more on usefulness and ease in real life

文法句型

the infeasibility of + noun

the infeasibility of + -ing

用法筆記

Usually appears in formal writing, especially with of + noun or of + -ing, when cost, time, distance, or physical conditions make a plan impossible to carry out.

常見錯誤

❌We finished the repair after some infeasibility.
✅We finished the repair after some difficulty.
💡Infeasibility means something cannot realistically be done, not that it is merely hard.