accomplishable
- adjective
- /əˈkɑmplɪʃəbl/
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alcanzable
- Representative John Dingell (D-MI), scheduled to head an important committee, is a strong opponent of forcing the auto companies to improve their fuel efficiency, although that improvement is accomplishable and would lead to a significant decrease in gasoline consumption.
And I think that that's what happens in civilizations where you reach this peak in everything's accomplishable.
- And I think that that's what happens in civilizations where you reach this peak in everything's accomplishable.
Examples
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That's fun and and and this is accomplishable at X-rays FALS pretty easily.
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It's important to have accomplishable targets when planning a new project.
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One day at a time, one tiny step at a time—doable, accomplishable goals. #BOB#
Fiction book (1991) -
Setting small, accomplishable goals can make long-term projects feel less overwhelming.
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She created a list of accomplishable tasks to ensure she stayed on track with her deadlines.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
Able to happen or be achieved
88
4.9
Possible to do or make happen
51
1.8
Possible to finish with effort
37
3.9
Possible to do successfully with the tools and conditions we have
33
3.2
Can be done successfully
17
3.9
Possible to achieve or reach
8
5.8
Possible to do successfully in real life
1
4.4
Possible to do or achieve
1
3.7
Can be done or finished
Can be finished successfully
Can be done or acted, especially on stage
Antonyms
How Possible
Surface Forms
Morphology
accomplishable = accomplish (transparent) = accomplish + able
Regular adjectival formation from the verb 'accomplish' with the productive suffix '-able', meaning 'capable of being accomplished'.
Etymology
The word accomplishable comes from accomplish, a word like complete that means 'to finish', plus the ending -able meaning 'can be done'. So accomplishable means 'possible to finish' or 'able to be achieved'.