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conceivable
adjective as in reasonable, easy to understand
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Example Sentences
So is it actually conceivable that America's polarising president could win?
Given that Radiohead just announced its first live shows in seven years, it was mentally conceivable that they could throw in an Indio pit stop.
Whether his services are needed, even in narrowly conceivable circumstances, out of the bullpen beyond that remains to be seen — with the Dodgers continuing to leave that possibility open for now.
Einbinder thanked Smart and the show's crew for "changing my life in every conceivable way".
It is entirely conceivable, and even likely, that far-right parties will hold power in several of the largest so-called democracies before the end of this decade.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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