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impossibly [ɪm'pɒsəblɪ](a) (extremely) extrêmement;∎ impossibly difficult extrêmement difficile;∎ the film is impossibly long le film n'en finit pas;∎ the coach was travelling impossibly slowly le car roulait incroyablement lentement(b) (unbearably) insupportablement;∎ they were behaving impossibly ils sont totalement insupportables
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