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Discover Ludwig"can't possibly" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means that something is impossible to do or achieve. Example: "I can't possibly finish this project by tomorrow, it's too complicated."
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You can't possibly believe that.
That can't possibly be true.
"You can't possibly know".
You can't possibly slouch.
"You can't possibly close!
Can't possibly be.
Zinczenko: "Men can't possibly be finished.
I can't possibly physically work harder.
I can't possibly leave Margaret".
That can't possibly be allowed".
This can't possibly be true.
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