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Insurmountability

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in·sur·mount·a·ble  (nsr-mount-bl)
adj.
Impossible to surmount; insuperable: insurmountable difficulties.

insur·mounta·bili·ty, insur·mounta·ble·ness n.
insur·mounta·bly adv.

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The Collinses were supposed to present Maryland with 13 feet 11 inches of insurmountability.
Instead of the usual charismatic, stirring, baritone-voiced sort of character the genre dictates should be in this position, Hall, decked out in nerdy horn-rimmed glasses, is small, quiet, resolved to the seeming insurmountability of his task and filled with the weary resignation of generations of oppressed men and women.
 
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