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impassable

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The biggest hurdle here — literally in some cases — are the handful of root-busted, near impassable sidewalks.

Ocha said that since the rains began 15 major supply routes have been rendered impassable, affecting the delivery of essential humanitarian aid to some 500,000 people in different parts of the country.

From BBC

The canoes and kayaks continued upstream until the group reached an impassable spot where the river was cascading through rocks.

In some areas, entire communities were cut off as roads became impassable.

From BBC

Among the destruction is a hole in the middle of the city centre – the main road broken and impassable.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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