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liveable

American  
[liv-uh-buhl] / ˈlɪv ə bəl /

adjective

  1. livable.


Other Word Forms

  • unliveable adjective
  • unliveableness noun

Example Sentences

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She says in 25 years, it is likely there will be a liveable base on the Moon; and some industries could be almost entirely based in space.

From BBC

"We try and make the insides nice and liveable and colourful and exciting, but everything else is awful," says Laura.

From BBC

Now facing a third winter without a "liveable" home, Mr Barlow said he planned to take drastic action if things do not improve by the end of November.

From BBC

"My dad found the house on Rightmove and showed me it. Everything was a bit outdated, but still liveable. It just needs a bit of work to modernise it."

From BBC

Roan, real name Kayleigh Amstutz, later received a standing ovation for using her best new artist winning speech to call on record labels to provide up-and-coming artists with liveable wages and healthcare.

From BBC