unbridgeable
Adjective
Meaning
not bridgeable
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Examples
There is, it seems, an unbridgeable chasm between the concerns of a Sri Aurobindo and a Pat Robertson.
a wide unbridgeable river
unbridgeable generation gap
“The gap between the Premier League and the English Football League has become a chasm which has become unbridgeable for Clubs transitioning between the EFL and Premier League.
If left unaddressed, inequality could become unbridgeable, with implications for many other areas of development.
The brief comes in the midst of a seemingly unbridgeable schism between a legal system operating according to the laws of belligerent occupation and the territorial ambitions of a right-wing government whose members want sovereignty over the region.