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Meanings of describable in English
Usage of describable in English
1
Rigid spaces and elastic spaces behave differently from spaces describable in language.
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There's even stuff like quantum computing which is barely describable as computation.
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From the technical standpoint these tests were relatively unsatisfactory because only inexactly describable.
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You have to be describable when you explain what you're doing.
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I presume it is describable in the language of Flatland.
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There occurred, also, less definite and easily describable efforts to get at the reward.
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Our drive was not marked by much describable incident.
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She gave her mother a long, thoughtful look, full of something almost describable as respect.
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Some are even describable with their own taglines.
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Was the figure in the carpet traceable or describable only for husbands and wives-forlovers supremely united?
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Everyone would have an easily describable quirk.
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At this time Decaen was holding Ile-de-France by a policy fairly describable as one of "bluff."
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This time, they would be called upon to break a genuine parliamentary impasse about a specific and describable predicament.
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There is difference perceptible to me, but hardly describable between the Galway men and the rest of the West.
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When we examine this accession of energy we find it to be describable in several ways-physiologically ,neurologicallyand psychologically.
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The conditions are describable thus.
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