insurmountable
/ˌɪnsəˈmaʊntəbəl/adjective
Too great to be overcome or dealt with.
Example sentence
- “By the final minutes, the other team had built an insurmountable lead.”
Pairs almost exclusively with words for difficulty, most often 'obstacle'.
Related words
integrateTo join parts together into a single, complete whole.insulationMaterial fitted in a building to slow heat from escaping or entering.integrityA firm commitment to honest and moral principles.instructorA person who teaches a skill or subject.intensifyTo make something stronger or more extreme.instinctiveDone automatically from natural impulse, without conscious thought.