conceivable
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- conceivability noun
- conceivableness noun
- conceivably adverb
Etymology
Origin of conceivable
Example Sentences
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That includes a clean tech industry that leads the world in almost every conceivable category, though Wang explores other domains as well.
From Los Angeles Times
The latest monthly U.S. government data, released Thursday, showed price increases in just about every conceivable consumer category and an overall inflation rate of 2.7%.
From MarketWatch
And as more parents push for perfectionism — to protect their kids from every conceivable threat in a world increasingly filled with them — they can inadvertently cause lasting harm to a child’s mental health.
From MarketWatch
Here too research is needed to clarify the mechanisms at work - then spermine-based therapeutic approaches would be conceivable.
From Science Daily
“We’re submitting every conceivable idea that we can come up with,” Crow said.
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