unfeasibility

unfeasibility — noun

1. the fact that a plan, idea, or method cannot be carried out successfully, especi

1.名詞C1
釋義

the fact that a plan, idea, or method cannot be carried out successfully, especially because of a lack of resources, time, or practical conditions

例句

The committee discussed the unfeasibility of building a bridge across the river in six months.

discuss + unfeasibility of [plan]

Emre pointed out the unfeasibility of finishing the project with only two team members.

同義詞
  • impracticability

    very close in meaning; often preferred in legal and technical writing

  • impracticality

    focuses on lack of common-sense usefulness rather than absolute impossibility

  • non-viability

    common in business contexts, especially for projects or businesses that cannot succeed financially

反義詞
  • feasibility

    the direct opposite; the quality of being possible and practical

  • practicability

    formal equivalent of feasibility

  • viability

    often used in business or biological contexts

文法句型

unfeasibility + of + noun/gerund (the unfeasibility of [plan/doing something])

用法筆記

Typically used in formal, academic, or planning contexts. Often appears in the pattern 'the unfeasibility of (doing) something'.

常見錯誤

❌They discussed the impossibility of the plan due to the tight budget.
✅They discussed the unfeasibility of the plan due to the tight budget.
💡'unfeasibility' suggests something is not practical given constraints, while 'impossibility' means it cannot be done under any circumstances.