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relatable

Definition for relatable

adjective as in identifiable

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Example Sentences

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“We had just had a kid, and the material was eminently relatable.”

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“She does not have it all together. She’s messy and she’s human and I just think that makes her so much more relatable.”

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At its inception, Sky said Halo's aim was "to build a welcoming community for female fans, whether casual or committed, through fun, trend-led, and relatable content".

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“The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” has become reality-TV gold and surprisingly relatable to the average viewer.

The general contours of their lives have proved relatable to the average viewer.

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

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