Synonym: impossible action, impossibleness. Similar words: possibility, accessibility, implausibility, compressibility, impossible, impossibly, visibility, feasibility. Meaning: [ɪm‚pɑsə'bɪlətɪ /-pɒs-] 
n. 1. incapability of existing or occurring 2. an alternative that is not available.
n. 1. incapability of existing or occurring 2. an alternative that is not available. 
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1. It is a physical impossibility to be in two places at once.
2. 100 percent airline security is a practical impossibility.
3. He hinted at the impossibility of winding up the work in two months.
4. The heavy rain speak of the impossibility of the picnic this afternoon.
5. Unity seemed to be an impossibility in 1910: men's and women's interests were apparently quite incompatible.
6. Without the suit, supersonic flight was an impossibility, high-speed evasive action out of the question.
7. The impossibility of guaranteeing adherence to parental wishes was acknowledged by the government in the provisions of the 1980 Education Act.
8. Again and again, Ishmael is faced with the impossibility of successfully completing his task.
9. It seemed a physical impossibility, her massive body bounding with the grace of a ballerina.
10. To Ahab, the White Whale represents the impossibility of going behind the superficial layers of nature or reality.
11. The impossibility of giving orders in the darkness, among the tangled thickets, soon produced its effects.
12. Zubatov's experiments before 1905 had already exposed the impossibility of creating workers' organizations without affecting the political order.
13. Defences of eviction by title paramount, frustration and impossibility of performance were raised by the lessee and rejected.
14. But it also underlines the impossibility, so far, of achieving one.
15. This makes the impossibility of sustaining an objective, scientific programme particularly clear in psychology.
16. Other criticisms concerned the impossibility of disentangling the effects of different variables.
17. The impossibility of shaking them in cross-examination would make such a reform grossly unfair to the media.
18. But the impossibility of drawing this distinction may be bad for the arts.
19. Maybe it was nothing more than the statistical impossibility of everyone staying home all of the time.
20. Finding a parking space in the summer months is still a virtual impossibility.
21. Finding a cheap place to rent is a virtual impossibility in this area.
22. What you're asking just can't be done - it's an impossibility.
23. In particular, national desires to shift from import-replacing investments to export-creating ones may be confounded by administrative impossibility.
24. Bus company management claim that any offer below ￡3.7m makes moving a financial impossibility.
24. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.
25. For the one principal and one guidance counselor to have constant contact with all our kids would be an impossibility.
26. Rather than inciting its detainees to try and get out, Le Portalet probably taunted them with the impossibility of such a thing.
27. The practical critics of scientific management Point to the impossibility of meeting the strict demands of the rational model of decision-making.
28. A second and more serious objection to this definition concerns the impossibility of completeness in another direction.
29. The above considerations make a general purpose handwriting recognition system a virtual impossibility.
30. Fees at comparable private clinics with two or three nights' in-patient care average ￡2,400, a financial impossibility without insurance.
More similar words: possibility, accessibility, implausibility, compressibility, impossible, impossibly, visibility, feasibility, sensibility, plausibility, divisibility, insensibility, responsibility, irresponsibility, imperceptibility, legal responsibility, civic responsibility, social responsibility, sense of responsibility, fallibility, legibility, gullibility, eligibility, flexibility, credibility, compatibility, infallibility, irascibility, inflexibility, combustibility.