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insurmountability

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See: impossibility


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Gloomy thoughts filled his mind and he reflected on the insurmountability of the task he had tried to accomplish.
The Collinses were supposed to present Maryland with 13 feet 11 inches of insurmountability.
Instead of the usual charismatic, stirring, baritone-voiced sort of character the genre dictates should be in this position, Hall, decked out in nerdy horn-rimmed glasses, is small, quiet, resolved to the seeming insurmountability of his task and filled with the weary resignation of generations of oppressed men and women.
 
 
 
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