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conceivable

[kuhn-see-vuh-buhl] / kənˈsi və bəl /


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It’s conceivable that Twitch will want to do some baking in the morning, but she might not.

From Literature

But if CBS execs lose their patience, it’s conceivable that the network can pull him off the air and use guest hosts until the end of the program’s run.

From Los Angeles Times

Instead, Kim has risked life and limb to expand her arsenal of twists and flips in every conceivable way.

From The Wall Street Journal

Could they run simulations based on every conceivable shot played in an end, for example?

From BBC

Mr. Klosterman aims to evaluate football from every conceivable angle, including the ethical question of whether such a violent sport should be banned.

From The Wall Street Journal