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Meanings of navigable in English
Usage of navigable in English
1
It rises in Thibet, and is navigable only in its lower waters.
2
With your sounding leads and your sailor's book and your navigable channels?'
3
Other long reaches are only navigable when the river is in flood.
4
The present navigable outlets to this great commerce are three in number.
5
It is navigable from Diabekr in the north, for its entire length.
6
The Mobile river is navigable for vessels of about 14 ft. draft.
7
At any rate, it is navigable for all of a hundred miles.
8
A navigable river possesses many advantages that are unknown in other situations.
9
With some development and co-operation of neighbours it could be made navigable.
10
The Allegheny River was navigable to Venango, opposite the present Oil City.
11
Safe harbors and navigable waterways made trade and transport easy and cheap.
12
But from Nimule the river is again navigable up to Lake Albert.
13
To the present day these latter gulfs are navigable for small craft.
14
It forms a bay which is navigable for vessels of large burden.
15
The same day by noon we reached Cold Brook again, here navigable.
16
These bayous form a wonderful net-work of navigable waters, throughout Western Louisiana.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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