Lehetetleníttette

"Lehetetleníttette" is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, third-person singular, definite conjugation of the verb "lehetetleníteni." The root word "lehetetlen" means "impossible." The suffix "-ít" often indicates causation or making something happen, and "-tet" is a causative suffix, further emphasizing the act of causing something to be impossible. Therefore, "lehetetleníttette" translates to "he/she/it made it impossible" or "he/she/it rendered it impossible."

This verb describes an action where an individual or entity actively took steps or created circumstances that prevented an outcome or event from occurring. It implies a deliberate and successful effort to obstruct or negate a possibility. The definite conjugation suggests that the object of the impossibility was specific and known. For example, someone might have "lehetetleníttette" a plan, a journey, or a particular outcome. The context in which this verb is used would clarify what specifically was made impossible. It is a relatively strong verb, indicating a decisive action that removed any chance of something happening.