Word: Unmanageably
Part of Speech: Adverb
Definition: "Unmanageably" means in a way that is too difficult to control or handle. When something is unmanageable, it can be overwhelming or chaotic, making it hard to deal with.
Usage Instructions: Use "unmanageably" when you want to describe a situation, task, or object that is difficult to manage or control. It often describes something that is too big, too complicated, or has too many problems.
Example Sentence: - "The project became unmanageably complex when new requirements were added at the last minute."
Advanced Usage: In more advanced contexts, "unmanageably" can describe emotional states or social situations. For example, "Her emotions were unmanageably intense after the breakup."
Word Variants: - Manageable (adjective): Capable of being managed or controlled. Example: "The tasks were manageable, so we finished on time." - Manage (verb): To control or handle something. Example: "I can manage my time better with a planner."
Different Meanings: While "unmanageably" typically refers to size, complexity, or emotional states, it can also apply to situations that exceed one's abilities to handle effectively.
Synonyms: - Overwhelmingly - Uncontrollably - Chaos-inducing
Idioms and Phrasal Verbs: - "Too much on one's plate": This idiom means having too many responsibilities or tasks, which can make something feel unmanageable. Example: "I have too much on my plate right now, and it's becoming unmanageably stressful." - "Burning the candle at both ends": This phrase describes someone who is working too hard and may become overwhelmed or unable to manage their time effectively.