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out of the question
Impossible, not worth considering, as in Starting over again is certainly out of the question. This term uses question to refer to what is being talked or asked about. [c. 1700]
Example Sentences
"As things stand now, that's out of the question. But I don't know whether I'll be able to manage it at some point in the future."
Mrs Bhadha says she considered breaking up her family to move with her son to Devon – the fees for boarding accommodation simply out of the question.
Such a climb might be a bit too steep for the Galaxy but with 18 of the 30 MLS teams making the playoffs, a postseason berth shouldn’t be out of the question.
With an onerous non-compete benching him for two years, finding another job in his field is out of the question.
Denver, Golden State, Memphis, Minnesota and the Clippers are within two games, and while the Lakers have tiebreak advantages over most, a tumble into the play-in round isn’t out of the question.
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