👉 "Non-formidable" is a term used in computer science and linguistics that describes something that can be proven to be impossible or unlikely. It refers to properties of a concept, such as being impossible to prove or disproven, which cannot be proven false. For example, if you are given the statement "The sum of two non-zero integers is always divisible by three," it immediately implies that this statement can never be true because there exist infinitely many pairs of non-zero integers whose sum is divisible
