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Definition of unresolvable

unresolvable

/ˌʌnrɪˈzɑːlvəbəl/
un · re · solv · a · ble

Adverb:unresolvably
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unresolvable Lexical Profile

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• adjective

1

Impossible to solve, settle, or bring to a satisfactory conclusion (especially of a conflict, problem, or dilemma).

Example

"The negotiators finally stepped down after concluding that the border dispute was fundamentally unresolvable."


2

Incapable of being separated into distinct parts or distinguished individually by an optical instrument, sensor, or analytical process.

Example

"At that immense distance, the two binary stars remained unresolvable even through the observatory's largest telescope."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Formed in English from the negative prefix 'un-' combined with 'resolvable', which ultimately derives from the Latin verb 'resolvere' ('to untie, loosen, or release').

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