roadworthy
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- adjective
- /ˈroʊdˌwɜrði/
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- The mechanic certified the car as roadworthy after completing the necessary repairs.
- car is roadworthy
Examples
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But the hubs and brakes will need to be reconsidered to make these vehicles truly roadworthy in winter.
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Does this "car" really meet all the standards to be roadworthy in Japan?
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The car is not roadworthy, a fact known to A at the time of purchase.
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I intended to spend several thousand dollars to get the car approved as roadworthy.
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What exactly makes it a "roadworthy car"?
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The driver will probably die in the slowest car crash, but I guess it only needs to meet the most basic of the basic roadworthy features.
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The Jeffery will also get "special signage" until the day the special buses are OOS and whatever is roadworthy shows up.
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September 26, 2012 (New York) - Introducing "Mirai," featured in the new Guinness World Records 2013 book for being the lowest roadworthy car.
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She'd want to know all about his getting the car back, so over dinner he'd recount how he'd spotted his car in traffic, and his surprise that it was still roadworthy.
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Another analogy is that the climatologists are saying, OK, the car has a scratch on the door and a dent in the boot, the tyres may be a little bald, depending on how you define bald, but the car is basically still sound and entirely roadworthy.
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How Roadworthy
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Morphology
Etymology
Roadworthy is made of road ('a public way') and worthy ('fit' or 'deserving'). So it means 'fit for the road', which is why we use it for a vehicle that is safe and suitable to drive.