unfulfillable

unfulfillable

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  • unfulfillable — adj. not able to be fulfilled, not realizable …   English contemporary dictionary

  • unfulfillable — un·fulfillable …   English syllables

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  • unerf. — 1) unerfüllt EN unfulfilled, unrealized 2) unerfüllbar EN unfulfillable, unrealizable 3) unerforschlich EN impenetrable, unfathomable 4) unerfindlich EN incomprehensible, inexplicable 5) …   Abkürzungen und Akronyme in der deutschsprachigen Presse Gebrauchtwagen

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