No. 4,650 in German
unhaltbaren
"Unhaltbaren" means "untenable" or "indefensible."
In a sentence
Die Mannschaft konnte die unhaltbaren Schüsse des Gegners nicht abwehren.
The team couldn't defend against the opponent's unstoppable shots.
In this sentence, 'unhaltbaren' describes the shots as being unstoppable or impossible to defend against, highlighting their intensity or strength.
Der Lehrer wies die unhaltbaren Behauptungen des Schülers zurück.
The teacher rejected the student's untenable assertions.
Here, 'unhaltbaren' is used to describe the assertions as unsupported or indefensible, often due to lack of evidence or validity.
Die Aktivisten kämpfen gegen die unhaltbaren Zustände in der Region.
The activists fight against the unacceptable conditions in the region.
In this context, 'unhaltbaren' refers to conditions that are intolerable or unjust and therefore must be addressed.
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