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unrealizable
This term carries a heavy sense of finality or systemic impossibility. When applied to goals or dreams, it suggests a gap between imagination and reality that cannot be bridged, often evoking a feeling of futility or tragic idealism. It is more absolute than "unlikely" or "difficult," implying a structural or logical barrier to success.
In financial contexts, the word shifts toward a technical, clinical tone. It describes assets that are trapped in a non-liquid state, meaning they possess theoretical value but cannot be accessed as currency. This usage is common in accounting and auditing, where it denotes a failure of liquidity rather than a failure of ambition.
Meanings
Examples
The dream of a world without war seems unrealizable to some.
I fear my ambitions are simply unrealizable given the current budget.
The ancient prophecy described a power that was unrealizable for any mortal.
Stop chasing an unrealizable ideal and focus on what is actually possible.
The company holds several unrealizable assets that cannot be sold quickly.
He realized that his hopes for a quick recovery were unrealizable.
Is this project actually feasible or is it completely unrealizable?
The value of the land is high but remains unrealizable until the zoning changes.