/impoˈsible/
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Translation
impossible
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Word origin
From Latin impossibilis ('not possible'), from in- ('not') plus possibilis ('possible'), from posse ('to be able').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- impossibilis
- English cognates
- impossible, possible
Grammar
Examples
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It is impossible to finish all the work in a single day.
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I find it impossible that you have not seen it before.
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Nothing is impossible if you work hard and do not stop.
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It was impossible to hear the music with so much noise in the street.
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For him it was impossible to say no to his children.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 10, lesson 1: imposible, levantar, amable and 7 more words.