solvable
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3.2
- adjective
- /ˈsɑlvəbl/
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resoluble
- The math teacher assured her students that the equation was solvable with the right method.
- solvable problems
- technically solvable
I think that's a solvable challenge.
- I think that's a solvable challenge.
- Are some problems solvable then and some problems not solvable?
- And I think to myself, my goodness, like that is such a solvable problem.
- But when I think about things, I think about puzzles, and this puzzle is solvable.
- Because problems are more tractable, they're more manageable, they are solvable.
- So integration by parts made this solvable, made it integrable like magic.
- It is like, it's the comfort of a solvable problem.
- This cube is solvable with two operations called Goto Mono Twists.
- It's a really difficult problem, but solvable, solvable problem.
- Things that aren't immediately obvious as brain problems are potentially solvable in the brain.
Examples
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All this doesn't mean that these problems are not solvable in principle within a capitalist framework.
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Are some problems solvable then and some problems not solvable?
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So this game is solvable and we move on to the next one.
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And so this is a totally solvable problem.
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This is a solvable problem.
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And I think to myself, my goodness, like that is such a solvable problem.
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Food increasingly seemed like a solvable, scientific problem because of advances in the new field of nutrition.
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For a moment, everything in their immediate line of view seemed solvable, achievable.
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Our proposed method is designed to help identify solvable problems and, if necessary, reject or modify preexisting questions.
Academic text (2002) -
On first sight, "What does quality mean today?" is a factual question, solvable by consulting an up-to-date dictionary.
Academic text (1994)
Synonyms
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Able to be solved or explained, for example a question
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Possible to get past or deal with
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5.0
Can be understood or made clear
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A problem that can be solved or fixed
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Can be decided, like a time or price
Someone can understand or solve it if they try
Something you can do
Antonyms
How Solvable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word solvable comes from the verb solve, which comes from the Latin solvere meaning 'to loosen'. Think of untying a knot: a solvable problem is one you can 'loosen' or fix.