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Infeasibility

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in·fea·si·ble  (n-fz-bl)
adj.
Not feasible; impracticable.
in·feasi·bili·ty n.
in·feasi·bly adv.
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Noun1.Infeasibilityinfeasibility - the quality of not being doable
unfeasibility
impracticability, impracticableness - the quality of not being usable
feasibility, feasibleness - the quality of being doable


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These episodes reinforce the infeasibility of even low-visibility military operations in what is becoming a critical field of jihad.
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