intraversableadj.
/ɪnˈtravəsəb(ə)l/ That cannot be traversed or crossed.
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society > travel > [adjective] > travelled on, over, or through > able to be > unable to be
ungoingable1482
unpassablea1525
unpassageable1592
passless1603
irrepassable1608
unpassible1646
untravellable1652
impracticable1653
impermeable1662
unvoyageable1667
impassable1697
landlocked1770
impervious1774
intraversable1803
unrideable1827
intransitable1838
untraversable1856
uncrossable1882
1803 W. Taylor in Ann. Rev. 1 442 It is then shut up as a sea-port by intraversable gulfs of ice.
1900 W. James Let. 26 Sept. (1920) II. 137 It must seem strange to you that the way from the mind to the pen should be as intraversable as it has been in this case of mine.
1923 R. F. Horton Mystical Quest Christ iii. xxiv. 255 The vast universe seems so homeless, so comfortless; its spaces of darkness so intraversible.
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