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The phrase "impossible to reason with" means that the person is unwilling or unable to engage in logical or sensible discussions or arguments. They may be stubborn, closed-minded, or irrational in their thinking, making it challenging to have a productive conversation with them.
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What does the phrase rhyme and reason mean?
The phrase "rhyme and reason" refers to having a logical basis or justification for something, in addition to being ordered or structured. It suggests that there is a understandable relationship or coherence between different elements.
Is impossible an adjective?
Yes, it is, as in an impossible mission. It means not possible, not able to be done, or apparently so. When used for a person, it can mean impossible to tolerate, or to reason with, or to deal with.
What does the phrase pissing up a rope mean?
To 'piss up a rope', like the act described, is to try to do something impossible.
Jc Higgins 35 Remington?
That is not a question or a sentence, either. that is a phrase and it is impossible to answer a phrase!
Why did you break down in tears for no reason?
If there was no reason then obviously it is impossible to give a reason why.
What does the phrase knock list mean in the mission impossible movie?
NOC stands for non-official cover, ie fake identity of undercover agents
What does the Latin phrase causa egit mean in English?
Causa egit means "It needs a motive, reason, excuse or cause".
What does this phrase mean Hier gibts alles unmogliche?
Everything is impossible here = Es ist alles unmöglich hier.=============================================The phrase you're probably looking for is hier gibt es alles mögliche or hier gibt es alles möglicheund unmögliche. This translates as: every possible (and impossible) thing is present here.The equivalent English phrase is They have everything under the sun here
What does the phrase smiled ruefully mean?
It is the antonym of frowned eagerly whilst wearing a coonskin cap. It is impossible to smile ruefully whilst wearing a coonskin cap.
Is For a prepositional phrase?
yes it is No, it is a preposition; a prepositional phrase would be "...for the same reason."
What does ground phrase mean?
it is a phrase
Where does the phrase so in to you originate from?
There are many different phrases in the English language. To pinpoint the origin of this exact phrase is nearly impossible because of the broad definition of the phrase.
