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unnavigable

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Adj.1.unnavigable - incapable of being navigated
impassable, unpassable - incapable of being passed
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unnavigable [ˈʌnˈnævɪgəbl] ADJinnavegable
unnavigable


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When the one chair in the room was at its usual place before the table, the canal was unnavigable.
From horizon to horizon the great road to the sands lay between the hills in a dull glitter of empty curves, resembling an unnavigable river of mud.
We are surrounded with stronger things than bars or bolts; on the north side, an unnavigable ocean, where ship never sailed, and boat never swam; every other way we have above a thousand miles to pass through the Czar's own dominion, and by ways utterly impassable, except by the roads made by the government, and through the towns garrisoned by his troops; in short, we could neither pass undiscovered by the road, nor subsist any other way, so that it is in vain to attempt it.
 
 
 
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