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possible
adjective as in likely, attainable
Strongest matches
achievable, available, conceivable, desirable, feasible, imaginable, potential, probable, viable
Strong matches
breeze, cinch, dependent, expedient, hopeful, hypothetical, pushover, setup, snap, welcome
Weak matches
accessible, adventitious, advisable, can-do, credible, doable, dormant, duck soup, easy as pie, fortuitous, indeterminate, latent, no sweat, obtainable, piece of cake, practicable, promising, realizable, simple as ABC, thinkable, uncertain, within reach, workable
Example Sentences
To test for this possibility, I calculated the maximum possible rally during those two months — measured from the lowest close in November to the highest close in December.
The additional fragments made it possible to fully reconstruct the hymn, including sections that were previously incomplete.
The Sheffield Hallam spokesperson said it would continue to seek to avoid compulsory redundancies where possible, but the UCU criticised university management for not ruling them out completely.
The police watchdog is investigating a force's handling of an alleged attack in Peterborough and its possible link with the mass stabbings on a train.
Each kind of wave moves at a different speed, and those different speeds make it possible for some very clever equipment to detect an earthquake before it can be felt by humans.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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