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Meanings of realizable in English
Capable of existing or taking place or proving true; possible to do.
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Usage of realizable in English
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Objectively the state is not realizable in the ward of a city.
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And nowhere is the distinction more realizable than in Wordsworth's own work.
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His life to-day is a mean parody upon an easily realizable might-have-been.
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In youth mistakes seemed irreparable, calamities intolerable, ambitions realizable, disappointments unbearable.
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Seven thousand dollars for two thousand dollars, and every cent of it realizable.
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What we would be seems as realizable as what we were.
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It's really about turning an idea into a realizable concept.
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The earthly paradise had been discredited at exactly the moment when it became realizable.
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And the more pronounced the allometry, the greater the potential extent of such realizable change.
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It is not realizable; and yet it is true.
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But in the general impression she makes, Sophia, let us concede, is sweet and realizable.
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The establishment of world credit systems is built on splendid and realizable faith in fellow-men.
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The relative deviation is less than 1%, indicating that the new method is realizable.
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For our religion exalts the antique ideal, showing it to be realizable only in the absolute.
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The termitary has come to seem a realizable and even, in some eyes, a desirable ideal.
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One is the region of ultimate aims-theconstituent elements of the highest realizable ideal of human life.
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