imaginable

[ US /ˌɪˈmædʒənəbəɫ/ ]
[ UK /ɪmˈæd‍ʒɪnəbə‍l/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. capable of being imagined
    that is one possible answer
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How To Use imaginable In A Sentence

  • You have both let your wife down in the worst way imaginable. The Sun
  • A very austere life is truly unimaginable to people. Times, Sunday Times
  • But for all its glories, Victorian was also a time of grinding hard work, belching mill chimneys and the sort of poverty scarcely imaginable today.
  • It should be as easy for a teenager to talk about sex and condoms as any other subject imaginable.
  • Some kind of unimaginable chemical reaction would take the natural sweat produced by us all and turn it into an emitter of light.
  • Parents encourage every activity imaginable.
  • I also saw a very cute topless teenage girl with the perkiest imaginable breasts while walking around Lake Meade. Happy Hour Roundup
  • He had mutated into one of the earth's most evil and cruel creatures imaginable.
  • And each morning my peaceful sleep was interrupted by the most irritating and annoying ringing sound imaginable.
  • Thus 12 hours after waking you will feel worse than you thought imaginable.
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