traversable
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5.7
- adjective
- /trəˈvɜːrsəbl/
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transitable
- The new bridge makes the previously difficult terrain traversable for vehicles.
- traversable wormhole
But, you know, keep in mind that my view of it is if if the universe is traversable, the only way to get there is through the study of physics.
- But, you know, keep in mind that my view of it is if if the universe is traversable, the only way to get there is through the study of physics.
Examples
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So Mario has to go through this part, OK, And this will be traversable if and only if these bricks have been broken.
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But, you know, keep in mind that my view of it is if if the universe is traversable, the only way to get there is through the study of physics.
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Because the islands are nearer to Finland than to the Swedish mainland and are joined to Finland by a traversable ice field during winter, they were strategically important to Finland.
Academic text (1995) -
It doesn't translate well into photos, but the footpath from the driveway (a driveway so steep it's only traversable via four-wheel drive) is.
Blog text (18) -
The hiking trail is well-marked and traversable for all skill levels.
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During winter, the lake becomes traversable when it freezes over completely.
Synonyms
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3.9
A place, thing, or service that you can reach and use easily
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Easy to get to by road or path
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2.8
Easy and safe to move around on foot
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A road or route you can travel because it is not blocked
Can be crossed by walking or driving
A place like a road or path that vehicles can move along
Antonyms
How Traversable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Traversable comes from the verb traverse, which means 'to cross', and the ending -able means 'can be done'. So, traversable means 'can be crossed', which is why we call a road, bridge, or path traversable when you can walk or drive over it.