imaginable
21imaginable — a, imaginable, o adj. imaginable; concevable …
22imaginable — adjective Date: 14th century capable of being imagined ; conceivable < any imaginable location > • imaginableness noun • imaginably adverb …
23IMAGINABLE — adj. des deux genres Qui peut être imaginé, conçu. Cela est il imaginable ? On lui a fait tous les remèdes imaginables. Tous les malheurs imaginables lui sont arrivés. On a fait tous les efforts imaginables pour le sauver …
24imaginable — adjective they did everything imaginable to save the farm Syn: thinkable, conceivable, supposable, believable, credible, creditable; possible, plausible, feasible, tenable, within reason, under the sun …
25imaginable — [ɪˈmædʒɪnəb(ə)l] adj possible to imagine a situation that would have been hardly imaginable ten years ago[/ex] …
26imaginable — {{#}}{{LM I43832}}{{〓}} {{[}}imaginable{{]}} ‹i·ma·gi·na·ble› {{《}}▍ adj.inv.{{》}} Que se puede concebir, imaginar o comprender …
Diccionario de uso del español actual con sinónimos y antónimos
27imaginable — adj. that can be imagined (the greatest difficulty imaginable). Derivatives: imaginably adv. Etymology: ME f. LL imaginabilis (as IMAGINE) …
28IMAGINABLE — adj. des deux genres Qui peut être imaginé. On lui a appliqué tous les remèdes imaginables. Tous les malheurs imaginables lui sont arrivés. On a fait tous les efforts imaginables pour le sauver …
29imaginable — imaginableness, n. imaginably, adv. /i maj euh neuh beuhl/, adj. capable of being imagined or conceived. [1325 75; ME < LL imaginabilis, equiv. to L imagina(ri) to IMAGINE + bilis BLE] * * * …
30imaginable — adjective Able to be imagined; conceivable Ant: unimaginable See Also: imaginability …