Impossible I Find It’s Adjective Bre ɪmˈpɒsəbl ɪmˈpɑːsəbl

• almost/virtually impossible
• it's impossible for me to be there before eight.
• it's impossible to prove.
• i find it impossible to lie to her.

impossible

1. that cannot exist or be done; not possible
• opposite possible
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• almost/virtually impossible
• It's impossible for me to be there before eight.
• It's impossible to prove.
• I find it impossible to lie to her.
• an impossible dream/goal
2. very difficult to deal with
• I've been placed in an impossible position.
• Honestly, you're impossible at times!
3. a thing that is or seems impossible
• to attempt the impossible

Extra Examples

• Cooking for forty would be frankly impossible without my new assistant.
• Darkness made it impossible to continue.
• I find her impossible.
• I found his offer impossible to resist.
• I’m really sorry. It’s just impossible.
• It was well-nigh impossible for him to convince her that he was right.
• It’s impossible for me to say.
• The high cost of childcare made returning to work economically impossible.
• The situation is just impossible for us.
• They are setting a standard that it is humanly impossible to meet.
• With the new equipment we will be able to accomplish hitherto impossible tasks.
• You can be absolutely impossible at times!
• a desirable and far from impossible objective to achieve
• I realized it was an impossible dream.
• It’s impossible for me to be there before eight.
• That’s impossible!

Word Origin

• Middle English: from Old French, or from Latin impossibilis, from in- ‘not’ + possibilis, from posse ‘be able’.