Sentence examples for undoable from inspiring English sources
The word "undoable" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to mean something that cannot be reversed or undone. For example, "The damage done to the coral reefs is undoable."
adjective
Not doable; impossible to do.
Isn't batting "trying to do the undoable"?
Doctors can see how undoable this job is beginning to get – and then the Government attempt to impose the new contract.
The piece ended in what could be thought of as Stewart's signature: a Romantic swoon in the face of what remains unknowable, undoable.
You know it's undoable to take out five loans and be able to pay them back.
"I was like, 'That is completely undoable,' " he said.
Eric Norris, an executive at the mining company, told me that Bolivia was initially considered because of the vastness of its lithium deposits, but that the initiative soon "became undoable".
It was pretty much undoable.
"They're now doing the undoable?" a police officer joked as he watched the vigilantes chase down the young man.
Mr. Johnson plans to take advantage of the service to deal with his own undoable chore, taking a broken air-conditioner to a repair shop, a task he avoids even as he drives around doing things like dropping off my old pants for donation.
Readers React While Ms. Johnson's idea of reducing the size of Congressional districts is intriguing, and would allow us to somewhat shed the yoke of gerrymandering, it is also hopelessly undoable.
"In Hindi cinema, the job of a lookalike is not just to look like the original, but to do – in film parlance – the 'undoable,' " the article says.
