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The same reason why you can't generate a private key from an address, is the reason why you can't generate a mnemonic from a private key.
Think of it from security standpoint, if you could generate a seed and a mnemonic from your private key, and that seed is used to derive the master key and all your private keys... Then someone who steals your private key could generate your seed, and then generate all the private keys for all the addresses which correspond to that private key.
Having said all that, it should be absolutely possible to create a program which brute forces different MNEMONICS instead of PRIVATE KEYS as input, searching for an address which fits the given pattern 🤔
To study the topic in more depth, this article nicely explains the ins and outs:
I would like to know if there are mnemonics generated and if so, how should I get them?
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