thinkable — Able to be conceived or imagined by the mind; within the realm of possibility or consideration.
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: Able to be conceived or imagined by the mind; within the realm of possibility or consideration.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈθɪŋkəbəl/
Korean meaning: 생각할 수 있는, 가능한
Korean pronunciation: 씽-커-블 (강세: 씽)
Example Sentences
- He tried every thinkable excuse to skip the meeting, including claiming his cat needed therapy.
- The company explored every thinkable marketing strategy.
- It's hardly thinkable that he would refuse such a generous offer.
thinkable
ADJECTIVE//ˈθɪŋkəbəl//
Able to be conceived or imagined by the mind; within the realm of possibility or consideration.
Able to be conceived or imagined by the mind; within the realm of possibility or consideration.
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Origin
From the English verb 'think' (dating back to Old English 'thencan') combined with the suffix '-able'. This formation became common in English around the 14th century.
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“He tried every thinkable excuse to skip the meeting, including claiming his cat needed therapy.”
“The company explored every thinkable marketing strategy.”
“It's hardly thinkable that he would refuse such a generous offer.”
“She packed every thinkable item for the camping trip, including a portable espresso machine.”
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