contrivable

These things, considered together, it will hence appear how a perpetual motion may seem easily contrivable.

Yet we can judge but what we discern; and certainly to the critical eye to-day it is the absence of a central tendency, the chaotic cultivation of all contrivable varieties of style, which most strikingly seems to distinguish the times we live in.

No machine yet contrived, or hereafter contrivable, will ever equal the fine machinery of the human fingers.

It is not a thing to be hired for money, nor contrivable on any wholesale plan.

Why it is the most ludicrous spectacle, the most inconsistent and incongruous spectacle, contrivable by even the most diseased imagination.