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What does insurmountable mean in English?

"Insurmountable" means impossible to overcome or conquer. It describes something that presents an obstacle too great to be surmounted or surpassed.

Here are some examples:

* "The task seemed insurmountable, but they persevered and eventually succeeded." This means the task was incredibly difficult, but they were able to overcome it.

* "The financial losses were insurmountable, leading to the company's bankruptcy." This means the losses were so large that the company couldn't recover from them.

* "The mountain climber faced an insurmountable challenge in the treacherous conditions." This means the conditions were so dangerous that the climber could not safely continue their ascent.

Essentially, "insurmountable" emphasizes a level of difficulty that is seemingly impossible to conquer.

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