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Meanings of fordable in English
Usage of fordable in English
1
A book of parting rivers into several branches and making them fordable.
2
Sluggish brooks became more frequent, but none that were not easily fordable.
3
The river had fallen so fast that it would be fordable before morning.
4
In the middle, deep enough to drown, but on the edges it's fordable.
5
The stream was easily fordable, so there was no danger on that score.
6
Indeed, Firishtah himself tells us that the river was at that time fordable.
7
It was fordable, and after eighteen days' absence he re-entered his own country.
8
The river Ruhr was a wide but desultory stream, easily fordable in many places.
9
When the high waters subsided and the rivers became fordable, he grew more insistent.
10
He only went to see if the river is fordable.
11
The river had also commenced falling, and by this time was fordable near Williamsport.
12
At length the tide was out,-sofar, at least, that the stream was fordable.
13
Some of the rills, somewhat large, could only be crossed by choosing fordable places.
14
Should it not prove fordable, we resolved to swim across.
15
Not a ford was fordable within two days' march of either Emory or Frayne.
16
The river is fordable by following a zigzag course well known to the local watermen.
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