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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesimpracticabilità
Pronunciation / Transliteration: impracticabilità
"Hanno dovuto ammettere l'impracticabilità del progetto."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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The quality or state of being impractical; lack of suitability for practical use or realistic implementation.
"The sheer impracticality of the design made it impossible to build within budget."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from impractical + -ity, combining the Latin prefix im- (not) with practical (from Late Latin practicus, from Greek praktikos), referring to things relating to action or practice.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "impracticality" is said worldwide
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impracticabilité
Transliteration: impracticabilité
"L'impracticabilité de ce plan a rapidement été démontrée."
Undurchführbarkeit
Transliteration: Undurchführbarkeit
"Die Undurchführbarkeit des Vorschlags war offensichtlich."
impracticabilità
Transliteration: impracticabilità
"Hanno dovuto ammettere l'impracticabilità del progetto."
impracticabilidad
Transliteration: impracticabilidad
"La impracticabilidad de la idea obligó al equipo a cambiar de estrategia."
impraticabilidade
Transliteration: impraticabilidade
"A impraticabilidade da medida gerou muitas críticas."
अव्यवहारिकता
Transliteration: avyavaharikata
"योजना की अव्यवहारिकता जल्द ही स्पष्ट हो गई।"
不切实际
Transliteration: bù qiè shíjì
"这个设计的 ไม่切实际 导致了项目的搁置。"
비실용성
Transliteration: bisilyongseong
"우리는 그 아이디어의 비실용성을 깨달았다."
非実用性
Transliteration: hījitsuyōsei
"そのアイデアの非実用性が議論された。"
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