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Insurmountable

usgb/ˌɪnsərˈmaʊntəbl/Volume
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Use 'insurmountable' for challenges that seem impossible to conquer, showing the highest difficulty level. SlideClimbing Mount Everest alone is an insurmountable task for most people.
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'Insurmountable' fits physical and abstract contexts, like a high mountain or a strong fear. SlideAfter the scandal, his reputation faced insurmountable damage.
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'Insurmountable' implies a sense of hopelessness or despair when facing a barrier or obstacle. SlideHer grief felt insurmountable in the early days of mourning.