a. [UN-1 7 b, 5 b.] Incapable of being realized, in various senses.

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1840.  Carlyle, Heroes, iv. (1841), 247. We may rejoice that he could not realise it; that it remained, after two centuries of effort, unrealisable.

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1860.  J. Young, Prov. Reason, 81. Power which is truly infinite, must be for ever … unrealizable in its utmost extent.

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1883.  St. James’s Gaz., 1 Dec., 7/2. The great financial establishments … are believed to be still overloaded with unrealizable stock.

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