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Plural of impasse

regular plural

The plural of impasse is impasses.

Forms of impasse

Singularimpasse /ˈæmpɑːs/
Pluralimpasses
Countablecountable

Impasses in a sentence

  • He solves all his ultimate impasses with ultimate violence.2007, J. Harold Ellens, Radical Grace. From the entry sick puppy

Meaning of impasse

  1. noun A road with no exit.
  2. noun A deadlock or stalemate situation in which no progress can be made.

Full definition of impasse

Questions about the plural of impasse

What is the plural of impasse?
The plural of impasse is impasses.
Is impasse countable?
Impasse is a countable noun.

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