impassable [ɪmˈpɑ:səbl̩, Am -ˈpæsə-] ADJ
- impassable
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The road would be considered nearly impassable by today's standards, but at the time represented a significant improvement in communication and trade.
en.wikipedia.org Giant snowdrifts and severe snow storms render paths and trails impassable in winter.
en.wikipedia.org Nevertheless, the majority of the roads after the war were impassable, and there was neither light nor gas.
en.wikipedia.org The main city gates which open to the west are blocked by snow, and remain impassable throughout the game.
en.wikipedia.org He eventually added that highway had in fact been impassable.
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