~わけがない (there's no way)
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The fixed pattern [clause]わけがない, expressing strong denial: 'there's no way / there's no logical basis for X / it can't possibly be the case'. The わけ is the nominalizer 'circumstance / reason'; わけがない denies that any such circumstance exists. In casual speech the が drops to give ~わけない, with the same meaning. Distinct from ~はずがない, which denies expectation rather than logical possibility.
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