unmanageable [ʌnˈmænɪʤəbl̩] ADJ
1. unmanageable situation:
- unmanageable
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2. unmanageable object:
- unmanageable
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3. unmanageable hair:
- unmanageable
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4. unmanageable children:
- unmanageable
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Private-public partnerships have taken significant control of public parks and playgrounds through conservancy groups set up to manage what is considered unmanageable by public agencies.
en.wikipedia.org This often creates an unmanageable situation which frustrates productivity.
en.wikipedia.org Credit was obtained to weather the deficits, but eventually the debt would grow to unmanageable levels.
en.wikipedia.org These extensions include a new verb and new headers, and properties that enable previously unmanageable file types and optimize protocol interactions for file system clients.
en.wikipedia.org Landlords would demand unmanageable rents from residents, even though apartments were sometimes not connected to water and telephone lines.
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