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Meanings of evitable in English

Portuguese
evitável
Catalan
evitable

Capable of being avoided or warded off.

evitável
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Examples for "avoidable"
Examples for "avoidable"
1
This additional burden is avoidable under a different financing model, Gwarube said.
The South African
2
This dramatic escalation was avoidable and simply cannot be justified by Government.
The Irish Times
3
If all that happens, further damage to public services might be avoidable.
The Guardian
4
The Famine was not inevitable, just as world hunger today is avoidable.
The Irish Times
5
Less convincing is Hunt's decision to publish avoidable deaths for every trust.
The Guardian
1
They were convinced that management didn't really want the profitable practices stopped if their "solution" was such an easily evadable compliance procedure.
Reuters
Usage of evitable in English
1
The former is submission to the inevitable, this to the evitable.
Love to the Uttermost / Expositions of John XIII.-XXI.
2
Cable snarl is an evitable fact of modern life.
The Irish Times
3
He acts as a man would act who sees himself confronted by an evitable danger.
The Life and Works of Friedrich Schiller
4
Moments when the inharmonious becomes harmonious, the indiscreet discreet, the inefficient efficient, and the inevitable evitable.
Under the Redwoods
5
Perhaps, the evocation evulsion was evitable.
Dayworld
6
This is an evitable result.
The Infant System / For Developing the Intellectual and Moral Po...
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"An abominable mystery" is how Charles Darwin described this sudden and entirely evitable event.
The botany of desire: a plant's-eye view of the world
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Translations for evitable
Portuguese
evitável
Catalan
evitable
Evitable through the time