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Meanings of
tenable
in English
Based on sound reasoning or evidence.
well-founded
Related terms
reasonable
sensible
Usage of
tenable
in English
1
But a very slight change in the explanation will make it
tenable
.
2
The place was not
tenable
at the period of his first summons.
3
I tried to shift us both into a slightly more
tenable
position.
4
The following supposition is
tenable
,
if the chronology of Foerster is correct.
5
Inquiries were instituted, and showed that the hypothesis was at least
tenable
.
6
There is plainly no
tenable
position between absolute infidelity and absolute belief.
7
Whether his positions were
tenable
or flimsy, they had been openly taken.
8
From construction, if for no other reason, this hypothesis seems perfectly
tenable
.
9
It's not clear how much longer those attitudes are going to remain
tenable
.
10
As a result, Ince's position as manager no longer seems
tenable
.
11
As a result Hunt felt his position was no longer
tenable
.
12
This view of the private rented sector is no longer
tenable
.
13
It is not
tenable
to leave in place the system we have today.
14
Not a naturally
tenable
position for a bowl of petunias, you might think.
15
Then the simple solution, the only
tenable
one, occurred to him.
16
That is not a
tenable
position, but neither is extreme selectionism.
Other examples for "tenable"
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tenable
Adjective
Frequent collocations
longer tenable
more tenable
less tenable
tenable position
only tenable
More collocations
Tenable
through the time
Tenable
across language varieties
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