liveable

[liv-uh-buhl]

adjective

1. livable.

Other Word Forms

• unliveable adjective
• unliveableness noun

Example Sentences

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.

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"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 Everything was a bit outdated, but still liveable.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."

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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.

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This means extreme precipitation "will be more extreme" and, under some global warming scenarios, heat and humidity could mean some parts of the country "would not be liveable", he says.

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"If we are to keep this planet liveable for our children and grandchildren, we must act urgently," the prince said, in a speech that had echoes of the eco-campaigning of his father, King Charles III.

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