impossible
Pronunciation: [ɪmˈpɑːsəbl]
Context: "ability"
(adjective) when something cannot be done or achieved. If someone says something is impossible, it means it cannot happen at all.
Example
It seemed impossible to climb that tall mountain, but they did it anyway!
Example
Winning the game was not impossible; they just had to try harder.
Example
Is it really impossible to fly without an airplane?
Context: "difficulty"
(adjective) when something is so hard that it feels like it cannot be done. This means it is very challenging or takes a lot of effort.
Example
The math test was difficult, but I found a few questions that were not impossible!
Example
The project is not impossible; we just need to work together.
Example
Do you think solving this puzzle is impossible?
Context: "circumstances"
(adjective) when a situation makes something unable to happen. It means that outside factors prevent it from occurring.
Example
With the right tools, building the treehouse is not impossible.
Example
Even with bad weather, it's not impossible to complete the trip if we prepare well.
Example
Is there anything that makes it impossible for us to go to the party?