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Meanings of explicable in English
Portuguese
explicável Spanish
explicable Capable of being explicated or accounted for.
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Examples for "inexplicable"
Examples for "inexplicable"
1
Get a good conductor and you get an inexplicable energy and power.
2
My inexplicable powers did not strike me as good first-date discussion material.
3
I find that inexplicable in this day and age, I really do.
4
For the moment he believed in the miraculous, inexplicable intuitions of women.
5
Major misstep: an inexplicable lack of Brazilian favela funk tracks about butts.
Usage of explicable in English
1
His mistake as to the number of Indian dead is easily explicable.
2
Upon no other hypothesis is the thing that Bu-lot now did explicable.
3
Without this hypothesis, man is unintelligible; with it, every phenomenon is explicable.
4
We all have that feeling of comfort and solidity and explicable existence.
5
Such phenomena-andthey might be largely multiplied-areonly explicable upon one hypothesis.
6
This policy becomes explicable only when you recognise where power really lies.
7
Thus a phenomenon, curious but explicable, was happening under these strange conditions.
8
Adrian loved her, yet he had killed himself: how was that explicable?
9
Therefore, the gas exchange features of PB are explicable by primary ventilatory oscillation.
10
The quarrel between the representatives of the two interests is easily explicable historically.
11
It was quite simple, and even explicable by the new psychology.
12
For a month this in explicable crime had been the talk of Paris.
13
The slang of criminals is also explicable on the same principle.
14
But does the power of this symbolism make Fenianism any more historically explicable?
15
Sterling, though, may revisit its flash crash lows for rather more explicable reasons.
16
These gestures are, I believe, explicable on the principle of antithesis.
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