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No. 15,294 in German

unlösbaren

"Unlösbaren" means "unsolvable" or "insoluble" in English.

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  • Die Aufgabe, vor der wir stehen, ist von unlösbaren Problemen geprägt.

    The task we face is characterized by unsolvable problems.

    The word 'unlösbaren' is used as an adjective to describe the noun 'Problemen', emphasizing the nature of these problems as unsolvable.

  • In der Philosophie diskutiert man oft über unlösbare Rätsel des Daseins.

    In philosophy, one often discusses unsolvable riddles of existence.

    Here, 'unlösbaren' modifies the noun 'Rätsel', highlighting the complexity and the perception of these riddles as impossible to solve.

  • Manche Konflikte scheinen auf den ersten Blick unlösbar zu sein.

    Some conflicts appear unsolvable at first glance.

    In this sentence, 'unlösbar' stands as a predicative adjective that attributes the quality of being unsolvable to 'Konflikte'.

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