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Meanings of desirable in English
Worth having or seeking or achieving.
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Usage of desirable in English
1
Therefore, alternatives demanding less animals and shorter exposure times would be desirable.
2
To prove it, however-havea fight, a real falling-out-wasfarfrom desirable.
3
Management experience in the healthcare sector and project management experience are desirable.
4
Spider silk is a particularly desirable version: elastic yet strong and tough.
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Such an ambitious centralisation of economic power is neither needed nor desirable.
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No wonder the federal government is often viewed as a desirable employer-of-choice.
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These exacting measurements would likely result in something rather delectable and desirable.
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Most people would agree that this is a good and desirable thing.
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That's possible if true, and possibly even desirable, but not necessarily permanent.
10
He was a good man, but it was not a desirable situation.
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And that was not a really desirable alternative in the year 2038.
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But it has also led to competition for desirable jobs and housing.
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Slots, too, are less desirable because they create fewer jobs, opponents say.
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Three-quarters of Pakistanis called independence for the Muslim-majority region desirable or acceptable.
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Not desirable, of course, but not the end of the world either.
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It is desirable that EU states co-ordinate their procedures in this regard.
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