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Meanings of avoidable in inglés

portugués
evitável
catalán
evitable

Capable of being avoided or warded off.

evitável
Usage of avoidable in inglés
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This additional burden is avoidable under a different financing model, Gwarube said.
The South African
2
This dramatic escalation was avoidable and simply cannot be justified by Government.
The Irish Times
3
If all that happens, further damage to public services might be avoidable.
The Guardian
4
The Famine was not inevitable, just as world hunger today is avoidable.
The Irish Times
5
Less convincing is Hunt's decision to publish avoidable deaths for every trust.
The Guardian
6
The Corrections Association president Beven Hanlon says the incident was completely avoidable.
Radio NZ
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Discussion: Exposure to ETS is an avoidable factor related to infant morbimortality.
Pubmed
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Unfortunately, the figures are as predictable and avoidable as they are tragic.
The Guardian
9
The signage and markings on the roads are missing causing avoidable accidents.
Jamaica Observer
10
But policymakers will be taking avoidable risks in stoking a real-estate bubble.
Reuters
11
One of the saddest things is it was so avoidable, so unnecessary.
The Guardian
12
It is all the more astonishing for being both predicted and avoidable.
The Guardian
13
Do not pass between two persons who are talking together, if avoidable.
The Etiquette of To-day
14
Mr Robb said it was a sudden, but tragically avoidable accidental death.
Radio NZ
15
Conclusions and significance: Rabies remains an avoidable cause of death in India.
Pubmed
16
Any death in immigration detention is avoidable as immigration detention is optional.
The Guardian
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Translations for avoidable
portugués
evitável
catalán
evitable
Avoidable through the time
Avoidable across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common