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Meaning of infeasible
The primary meaning of the word "infeasible" is that something is not possible or practical to do.
Etymology of infeasible
The word "infeasible" comes from the prefix "in-" (meaning "not" or "opposite of") and the word "feasible" (meaning "capable of being done or achieved").
The word "feasible" is derived from the Latin word "facere" meaning "to do" or "to make", and the suffix "-ible" (meaning "capable of being").
The word "infeasible" has been in use since the mid-17th century to describe something that is not possible or practical to do.
Synonyms
impractical
impossible
unworkable
unrealistic
unfeasible
impracticable
unachievable
unattainable
unsuitable
inapplicable
inoperable
ineffectual
inept
incapable
incompetent
inadvisable
ill-advised
ill-conceived
misguided
misdirected
unviable
nonviable
unmanageable
uncontrolled
uncontrollable
unserviceable
unusable
inoperative
inapposite
inapt
unfit
unqualified
ineligible
impotent
powerless
ineffective
inefficacious
fruitless
futile
hopeless
imprudent
injudicious
ill-considered
ill-judged
misjudged
unwise
ill-advised
unreasonable
irrational
absurd
preposterous
laughable
risible
farcical
impracticality
unpracticality
Definitions
- Not possible to do or achieve, either because of practical difficulties or because it is contrary to the laws of physics.
- * Not capable of being done, or not capable of being put into practice, because of lack of resources, or because it is not sensible or reasonable.
Usage Examples
- The cost of building a new stadium in the city center is infeasible due to the high cost of land and construction.
- * The plan to travel to the moon on a budget of $1000 is infeasible due to the high cost of space travel.
- * The company's goal of increasing production by 50% in one year is infeasible due to the lack of resources and manpower.
Antonyms
feasible
practical
possible
achievable
attainable
viable
manageable
controllable
serviceable
usable
operative
effective
efficacious
fruitful
hopeful
prudent
judicious
wise
reasonable
rational
sensible
practicality
realism