flyable
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4.2
- adjective
- /ˈflaɪəbl/
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volable
- The engineer confirmed that the aircraft was still flyable despite the recent repairs.
- flyable planes
- still flyable
Examples
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They've punctured holes in it to make it non flyable at this point, but they have not found any child.
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So far, there were 12 flyable ships available, but with the 4.5 Mil Cruiser and the 5.5 Mil Carrier, that would make a total of 14 flyable ships.
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- Is it flyable? - It should be.
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1: More flyable ship classes: More options are better.
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Is it flyable?
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Let's see if we can find something in the hangar bay that's still flyable.
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I can almost say for sure that the design is flyable; it does look airworthy, but not overly sturdy.
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Not wanting to count our migration legs before they hatch, but the weatherman is forecasting more potentially flyable days.
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Inside the A350 assembly plant in Toulouse, southern France, Airbus is now putting together the first flyable A350.
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So far, there were 12 flyable ships available, but with the 4.5 Mil Cruiser and the 5.5 Mil Carrier, that would make a total of 14 flyable ships.
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Synonyms
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5.9
In good condition and safe to fly according to official rules
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6.5
Safe enough to fly
Antonyms
- Specialized
A plane or helicopter that is not safe to fly because it fails safety checks
How Flyable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word flyable is made from fly and the ending -able, where -able means 'able to'. So flyable literally means 'able to be flown', like drivable for cars, and it describes a plane that is safe and ready for flight.