Undoable

The fishing line was so tangled that it was undoable to fish with it.

The knot in the shoelace was undoable, so he had to buy a new pair of shoes.

The knot in the necklace chain was undoable, so she had to bring it to a jeweler to fix it.

The knots in the rope were undoable, so they had to use a different one.

The yarn was tangled so badly that it was undoable, so she had to throw it away.

The fishing line was tangled and undoable, so they cut it and started over.

The shoelaces were tied so tightly that they were undoable without scissors.

The situation was undoable, and he didn't know what to do.

The medical terminology was undoable for the patient to understand.

The complex cooking recipe was undoable for the amateur chef.

The legal document was undoable for the layman to decipher.

The professor's lecture on quantum mechanics was undoable for most of the students.

The intricate knitting pattern was undoable for the beginner knitter.

The theoretical physics concept was undoable even for the experts in the field.

The technical report was undoable for the non-expert to comprehend.

The idea of having a meeting on the weekend was undoable for most team members.

Doing that work assignment without proper tools is undoable.

That job offer is undoable, the salary is too low.

Running a marathon in an hour is undoable for me.

His proposal was undoable and lacked feasibility.

Trying to learn a new language in one day is undoable.

The plan was deemed undoable by the team and was scrapped altogether.

Losing important data due to a computer virus or system failure may be undoable.

Once a person has lost the trust of their partner in a relationship, it may be undoable to regain it.

Staining a piece of clothing with a permanent dye is undoable.

Making a decision to go to war could have undoable consequences, including loss of life, destruction of infrastructure, and long-term geopolitical instability.

Overdrawing a bank account may result in undoable damage to one's credit score.

Failing to prevent a global pandemic could lead to undoable loss of human life and economic damage.

Signing a contract without reading it is undoable; you will have to face the consequences.

Ignoring the warning signs of a heart attack can lead to undoable damage to the heart muscle.

Once a piece of antique furniture is refinished, any historical value it had is undoable.

Breaking a vase made of glass is undoable; the pieces cannot be put back together.

Deleting a file permanently from the computer is undoable.

Saying something hurtful to someone is undoable; it can cause irreparable damage.

Damaging a piece of artwork is undoable; it can never be restored to its original state.

Cutting your hair too short is undoable; you will have to wait for it to grow back.

The consequences of a nuclear war would be undoable, and the world would never be the same.

Once a missile is launched, it becomes undoable, and its consequences cannot be reversed.

The damage caused by a severe earthquake could be undoable, and rebuilding efforts may take years or even decades.

The extinction of certain species due to human activity may be undoable, and the consequences could be devastating for the ecosystem.

A tattoo is a permanent mark on the skin and is undoable, except through laser removal.

Once the concrete sets, any changes to the structure are undoable.

Destroying a historical artifact would be undoable, and the loss of historical knowledge and cultural heritage would be irreplaceable.

The handcuffs were tightly secured and undoable without a key.

The strap on the backpack was so tightly fastened that it was undoable.

The buttons on the shirt were undoable because they were too small.

The knots in the shoelaces were so tight that they were undoable.

The knots in the tangled necklace were undoable.

The lock on the door was rusted and was undoable.

The seatbelt in the car was so tightly fastened that it was undoable.