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- adjective Alternative spelling of
unbridgeable .
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Examples
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There seems to be an unbridgable moral gap between the two groups.
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The newspaper manufactured an unbridgable rift resulting in a non-existent paralysis among the leaders, arising out of the discussion that never took place.
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It highlighted without mercy the unbridgable constitutional gulf between "the Prefect Constitution" on one side and "la constitution parfait" on the other.
i'm just saying 2005
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England and the Catholicism of Lady Burton there was a great gulf fixed, and one which she proved to be unbridgable.
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Sometimes I fear that those who posit an unbridgable chasm between faith and reason are building a straw man.
inshallah shalom 2006
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The gulf between them appears to have been unbridgable; for in time this son married and in turn had a son, but neither joy nor sorrow brought the sundered together.
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So if that is one of the reasons, I think we could just assume unbridgable ideological differences along with a totally different perseption of “history”, “time”, and “entitlement”.
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Raschid, against all the odds, in spite of the unbridgable gulfs of background and upbringing that yawned between them, she loved him.
Falcon's Prey Jordan, Penny 1997
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The gap appeared unbridgable, but a group with an SA Communist
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What had seemed to me an unbridgable gulf became the source of a greater love than ever before.
Mein Kampf Hitler, Adolf, 1889-1945 1925
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