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relatable

Definition for relatable

adjective as in identifiable

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Example Sentences

I loved that, because it was relatable to me and I think a ton of people.

From Salon

She says she is interested to see how it will pan out and hopes it will be relatable to fans like her.

From BBC

None of us really knows what we’re doing, which makes it that much more magical when something “works” — and relatable when it doesn’t.

"People relate to their own zip code, their local environment where their family and friends live. Providing local climate simulations becomes intuitive, personal, and relatable."

Dworkin loved being able to create a song that feels modern and relatable “because sometimes Hebraic music cannot feel that way.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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