unbridgeable

adjective

un·bridge·able ˌən-ˈbri-jə-bəl

: too wide to be crossed or joined by or as if by a bridge : unable to be bridged : not bridgeable

an unbridgeable river/chasm

… an unbridgeable gulf between myth and reality.—

Susan Cheever

… an unbridgeable gap between the way people think here and the way they think practically everywhere else.—

Meg Greenfield

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Roberto De Zerbi’s 20 months in charge ended in May by mutual consent, with a drop of five places to 11th across two seasons being less significant than an unbridgeable difference of opinion with owner-chairman Tony Bloom about the club’s recruitment model. —

Andy Naylor, The Athletic, 31 Dec. 2024 The current spate of office-to-residential conversions faces one frequently unbridgeable chasm that divides commercial from residential high-rises. —

Justin Davidson, Curbed, 12 Dec. 2024 In 2025, the gap between organizations that get this right and those that don't will become unbridgeable. —

Bernard Marr, Forbes, 2 Dec. 2024 The inaction stems not from laziness or ignorance but a deep, possibly unbridgeable divide between state and federal powers. —

Lily Hay Newman, WIRED, 13 July 2017 See all Example Sentences for unbridgeable