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unthinkable Significado & definición

0 If something is unthinkable, it is so strange that you cannot imagine it will ever happen. -- impensable, inconcebible
- Just 30 years ago a non-smoking restaurant would have been unthinkable.
1 too outrageous to be considered -- impensable
- It would be unthinkable to ask him to do that.

Anything else would be unthinkable in a democracy.
Adding water to it is something we see is unthinkable and which the consumer would not stand for.
Whilst it was necessary to map out the new response to a new challenge, it was unthinkable not to provide a response.
Such a meeting, which is to deal exclusively with co-operation in these areas, would have been quite unthinkable 10 years ago.
Moreover, any new policy is out of the question and any recovery unthinkable – this budget symbolises inflexibility and a desire to give in.
The package - politically unthinkable prior to the crisis and certainly not yet perfect - is indeed a major step forward.
It would be unthinkable to have an agreement that local works councils had not been involved in shaping!
I consider a common asylum policy to which there is no definite key for sharing the load to be completely unthinkable.