manageable
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3.2
- adjective
- /ˈmænɪdʒəbl/
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manejable
- Look at what you need to accomplish your goals and break it down into manageable steps.
- more manageable
- easily manageable
- a manageable task
So this one is manageable to walk around with.
- So this one is manageable to walk around with.
- And then and then making sure that you've got manageable targets on that route.
- So listen, if you have a ton of debt, it's manageable if your interest rates are low.
- By setting small goals, you have goals that are more manageable, goals you can actually achieve.
- Everything's manageable here, will be fine.
- And he says that real levels of demand will be more manageable going forward.
- These incidents were dealt with in ways that were manageable and were fairly quickly rebounded from.
- Because problems are more tractable, they're more manageable, they are solvable.
- Modest but consistent gains with occasional but manageable losses.
- I would say his corpus is fairly manageable.
- Remember last session, you pick a segment that is manageable.
Examples
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And many of the infections are actually manageable or treatable and we can make an impact.
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First, teachers might state clear expectations and break complex learning tasks into manageable parts.
Academic text (2015) -
By setting small goals, you have goals that are more manageable, goals you can actually achieve.
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And he says that real levels of demand will be more manageable going forward.
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How can we make this more manageable?
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So listen, if you have a ton of debt, it's manageable if your interest rates are low.
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The smaller class size made it possible to mentor a manageable number of student teams.
Academic text (2017) -
Everything had begun to seem more manageable as we neared home.
Fiction book (2001) -
Surgical complications were mild to moderate, and pain was easily manageable in most cases.
Academic text (2008) -
By breaking the project into manageable tasks, the team was able to finish on time.
Synonyms
51
1.8
Possible to finish with effort
11
3.2
Easy to manage or keep within limits
3
7.4
Easy to manage and willing to follow directions
2
4.8
Possible to get past or deal with
1
6.1
Easy to control or manage
1
4.1
Easy to manage in daily life
Antonyms
How Manageable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Manageable comes from manage, a word that originally had to do with the 'hand', like the English word handle. So something manageable is 'able to be handled' or controlled.