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What is the one word equivalent for which cannot be

The one-word equivalent for "which cannot be" depends on the context. Here are a few options:

* Un-", "in-", "non-: These prefixes can be attached to many words to create the negative form. For example, "unbreakable", "incomprehensible", "nonexistent".

* Impossible: This word directly conveys the meaning of "which cannot be".

* Unattainable: This word implies that something is beyond reach or cannot be achieved.

* Improbable: This word suggests that something is unlikely or has a low chance of happening.

* Prohibited: This word indicates that something is forbidden or not allowed.

To provide the best answer, please provide the sentence or context where "which cannot be" is used.

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