Vocabulary Word
Word: feasible
Definition: practical; able to be carried out; practicable
Definition: practical; able to be carried out; practicable
Sentences Containing 'feasible'
The pretext of an opera engagement was so much the more feasible, as there chanced to be on that very night a more than ordinary attraction at the Academie Royale.
But their progress is right to the end and object, which is in their way, as it were, and lieth just before them: that is, which is feasible and possible, whether it be that which at the first they proposed to themselves, or no.
They did not care to take the trouble of disabusing him of his error, as they considered that since it did not in any way hurt his conscience it would be better to leave him in it, and they would have all the more amusement in listening to his simplicities; and so they bade him pray to God for his lord's health, as it was a very likely and a very feasible thing for him in course of time to come to be an emperor, as he said, or at least an archbishop or some other dignitary of equal rank.
I am not exactly aware,' said Mr. Micawber, with the old roll in his voice, and the old indescribable air of saying something genteel, 'what gowans may be, but I have no doubt that Copperfield and myself would frequently have taken a pull at them, if it had been feasible.'
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::: reimburse - repay; pay back
::: slither - slip or slide
::: irreconcilable - impossible to reconcile; incompatible; not able to be resolved
::: incubus - burden; very worriying problem; mental care; nightmare; male devil; CF. succubus
::: recite - repeat aloud (something learned); describe; Ex. recite his complaints; N. recitation
::: primordial - existing at the beginning (of time); rudimentary
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