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Meaning of insurmountable



 
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Meaning of insurmountable Fri Jan 21, 2005 2:09 am  Meaning of insurmountable
 

Test No. incompl/advan-2 "Spin Doctors", question 8

Unfortunately she has been given an ......... task.

(a) insurmountable
(b) undeveloped
(c) inoperable
(d) unsolved

Test No. incompl/advan-2 "Spin Doctors", answer 8

Unfortunately she has been given an insurmountable task.

Correct answer: (a) insurmountable
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Meaning of insurmountable Fri Jan 21, 2005 10:30 am  Meaning of insurmountable
 

This means literally impossible to climb over and in this cae it describes a task/job that is almost impossible to complete.
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Why not 'an inoperable task'? Sun Oct 30, 2005 13:19 pm  Why not 'an inoperable task'?
 

Why not 'an inoperable task'?
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Meaning of insurmountable Sun Oct 30, 2005 14:07 pm  Meaning of insurmountable
 

The adjective is not applicable to tasks, Guest.

Inoperable: 1. Not functioning; inoperative. 2. Unsuitable for a surgical procedure: an inoperable tumor.
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