Kiküszöbölhetetlen

Kiküszöbölhetetlen is a Hungarian adjective. It is composed of the prefix "ki-" which can indicate removal or elimination, the verb "küszöböl" which means to overcome or surmount, and the suffix "-hetetlen" which denotes impossibility. Therefore, "kiküszöbölhetetlen" translates to "un-overcome-able" or "irremovable" in English.

The word describes something that cannot be eliminated, removed, or overcome. It is often used in contexts where a problem, obstacle, or characteristic is persistent and difficult or impossible to get rid of. For instance, one might describe a deep-seated societal issue as kiküszöbölhetetlen if it has proven resistant to all attempts at resolution. Similarly, a fundamental flaw in a system could be considered kiküszöbölhetetlen if it is inherent to its design and cannot be altered.

The concept behind kiküszöbölhetetlen implies a degree of permanence or fundamental nature. It suggests that the subject in question is not a superficial issue but rather something deeply embedded or intrinsically present. This can evoke a sense of resignation or a need for adaptation rather than eradication when faced with such a quality. The term highlights the challenge of dealing with intractable situations.