nonaccomplishable

English

Etymology

From non- +‎ accomplishable.

Adjective

nonaccomplishable (not comparable)

1. Not accomplishable; unachievable.
   • 1926, Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association, page 839:

     It is the greatest project that concerns us that can most easily be solved, provided we start with the determination to accomplish the thing that appears to be nonaccomplishable.

   • 1970, Karl H. Potter, Buddhist Philosophy from 350 to 600 A.D., page 348:

     In order to give priory to the potentially accomplishable (bhavya) selves the subsiding states are discussed first although the other states rise both in potentially accomplishable and nonaccomplishable life forms.

   • 1976, The Bureaucrat - Volumes 5-6, page 70:

     When the president tells me to buy 12 chairs, I will buy 12 chairs. But when the president tells me to vaccinate every man, woman, and child against swine flu, I will refuse because it is dangerous and a nonaccomplishable goal.