unattainable

Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

achievable
achievableMake sure your weight-loss goals are achievable.
attainableEmployees benefit from having attainable goals.
doableIt's a big ask, but it's doable.
feasibleGiven the lack of funding, is this plan really feasible?

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Achievable
-ible
able
accomplishable
achievable
doable
enabled
feasible
feasibly
humanly
in/out of the runningidiom
might
poss
possible
practicability
practicable
practicably
practical
reach
running
vincible

Examples of attainable

attainable
Once the practical limit of abbreviated inpatient stays is reached, further efficiencies will be attainable chiefly by addressing clinical practices themselves.
To be modern is to adopt reason and progress and to uphold the belief that epistemological certainty is attainable.
It aims at producing the attainable envisionment of a domain system from a certain state.
The latter value of the attainable magnetic field agrees with experimentally obtained fields generated by explosive flux compression devices.
Without crop protection almost 75 % of attainable potato production would be lost to pests.
In other words, we have approached the maximum strength of materials and our spall pressures are the highest attainable.
Goals are hypothetical future world-states similar to those currently obtaining, but modified in a manner both attainable and beneficial.
Similarly, solutions lacking all symmetry are only attainable after several bifurcations.
This capacity is due to its flexible alimentary strategy, which is based on the easiest attainable terrestrial vertebrates.
The spatial resolution attainable using the scheme described above has also been studied by per forming ray-tracing simulations with a finite size backlighting source.
People may perceive that even if attainable, the costs of pursuing their goals are too high.
By regulating the speed of a motor driving the disk, frequencies from about 1 up to about 40 kc/s were attainable.
The patient stated a realistic and attainable desired outcome that was expressed in behavioural terms.
Goal-oriented moral behavior works on a mass basis as long as the motivating goal is perceived as worthy and attainable.
We provide a strategy and framework to support practical and attainable action.
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