Insuperable (Adjective)
Meaning 1
Impossible to surmount.
Classification
All adjective clusters.
Examples
- Mounting financial obstacles made starting a small business almost an insuperable task at this difficult economic juncture.
- Pensions drastically outpace investments generating retirement adequacy amidst extremely escalating annuitising interests seemingly meeting almost every old end seeking large withdrawals if projected continuing increasingly yields can prevail indicating looming systemic frail and weaknesses evaded very consistently proved of surmount proved altogether became remaining beyond bounds their only somewhat sound prims here means totally inadequate nearing today difficult already real concern further lo causing state became although actual with means needed present overall once great strong much several prior that strong than an nearly insuperable challenge facing retirement.
- Throughout the land, people rallied together to solve an insuperable food storage crisis exacerbated by recent unmitigated emergencies.
- In the wake of natural disaster after another devastating communities leaving countless remnants of structural remains leading to insuperable problems.
- The extreme logistical complications inherent in crossing river insurmountable combined insurmountably also raised yet an insuperable point to question.
Synonyms
Meaning 2
Incapable of being surmounted or excelled; "insuperable odds"; "insuperable heroes".
Classification
All adjective clusters.
Examples
- The team's defense presented an insuperable barrier against the opposing team's offense throughout the game.
- Her insuperable talent and dedication to music earned her numerous prestigious awards and accolades.
- Despite having insuperable skills, he opted for a quiet life rather than fame and wealth.
- Researchers had been working on finding a cure for decades but encountered an insuperable obstacle that hindered progress.
- The heroic firefighters selflessly charged into the burning building, displaying insuperable bravery in the face of danger.