Adjective:

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workably's Usage Examples:

quality of a mine; when the canary died, the air quality was considered unworkably poor.

democratized and centralized the party which had been previously hobbled by an unworkably decentralized structure.

army-nominated assembly known as Barebone"s Parliament, but the proposals were so unworkably radical that he was forced to end the experiment after a few months.

The ore from the Marcellus varied in thickness, becoming unworkably thin, and even disappearing altogether in places between the workable.

often dig coal for household use, abandoning the pits when they become unworkably deep, leaving highly combustible coal dust exposed to the air.

forms of constructivism, but most constructivists view the philosophy as unworkably extreme.

There would be three files of oarsmen on each side tightly but workably packed by placing each man outboard of, and in height overlapping, the.

whether the consumer, if he decides to ‘leave it’ has available to him a workably competitive range of alternative sources of supply.

approach, Cochrane defends it against the charge that it would result in an unworkably large number of rights, and that rights approaches are too rationalistic.

mechanic has resulted in a very complicated and clunky system, in places unworkably so.

Trouser Press wrote that a "shortage of songs that are more than workably agreeable and a complete lack of edge in their performances leaves the.

constitutional provisions and thus "leave standing only a disjointed, unworkably insufficient, fragmentary constitutional structure.

Markham suggested the following definition: An industry may be judged to be workably competitive when, after the structural characteristics of its market and.