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- floata·bili·ty noun
- un·floata·ble adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of floatable1
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Example Sentences
Hanging from the ceiling, there’s a floatable bike that’s suspended above four pontoons, so a rider would pedal just above the water’s surface.
And so, in everything floatable, the whole male population of that part of the coast came to visit us.
After a good deal of trouble we got our boat launched, and, though leaking a bit, it was in a floatable state.
If we cast our eyes lakewards we became conscious that we were bipeds requiring something floatable to bear us over the water.
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