doable
- adjective
- /ˈduːəbl/
- If the researcher is a dissertation student, the topic should be "doable" in one year.
- a doable task
Well, one hour is definitely doable for tomorrow.
- Well, one hour is definitely doable for tomorrow.
- And so just three to four weeks, is that doable to get it done?
- And that is actually not always doable and very challenging.
- They are obviously doable because they are done all the time.
- Well, it was doable in the day, but only just.
- And it's so it's simple, it's very, very doable and it's also super delicious.
- The autonomy piece is doable, The clean piece, I don't think so.
- It's it's not doable at this point.
- Like her HIT workouts for me are doable and I don't feel like a fumbling fool.
- Do you think that's anything that's doable within our lifetime?
- And let's say you're living in a city where this is a doable approach.
- It's it's very doable, but you have to do it.
- So it is an entirely doable thing even in a fairly short time period.
- It's not going to be cheap, but it's doable.
- Is that the first goal because it's hard but doable?
- But it seems like it's doable as it was, right?
- So it wasn't easy, but it was doable.
- Like it's honestly, I just think it's not doable.
Examples
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By giving yourself a doable deadline, you keep yourself motivated and focused.
Fiction book (1992) -
It's not that easy, but it's doable, right?
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So it's a very doable thing to think through.
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Well, one hour is definitely doable for tomorrow.
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And so just three to four weeks, is that doable to get it done?
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Well, it was doable in the day, but only just.
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What I just described is doable long term.
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Maybe not in time for the wedding, but doable in the long run.
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The amazing thing about this idea is that it is totally doable on a local scale.
Blog text (1) -
Many of the recipes in 'The French Laundry Cookbook' are doable by the home cook.
Synonyms
Able to happen or be achieved
Easy to deal with
Possible to do successfully with the tools and conditions we have
Can be done successfully
Possible to achieve or reach
Possible to do successfully in real life
Possible to do or achieve
Can be done or finished
Something you can do
Antonyms
How Doable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word doable is made of do ('to do') and the ending -able ('able to be done'). So, doable means 'able to be done', something that is possible to do.