'impractically-altered' originates from the English word 'impractical,' combined with the past participle 'altered,' where 'impractical' meant 'not practical' and 'altered' meant 'changed.'

'impractical' combined with 'altered' to form the modern English word 'impractically-altered.'

Initially, 'impractical' meant 'not practical,' and 'altered' meant 'changed.' The combination retains the original meanings, emphasizing a change that is not practical.