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Meaning conceivable meaning
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conceivable
Synonyms conceivable synonyms
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This is perfectly conceivable.
It is conceivable that he knows the rumor.
It's conceivable.
We've tried every conceivable method, but absolutely nothing works.
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Do you think it conceivable that the mummy was not stolen, but restored to a semblance of life by the spell from the Scroll of.
What conceivable motive do you think we possibly could've had?
We have no choice but to use every conceivable weapon if they land.
Conceivable.
I've been to every conceivable place in the neighbourhood.
Well, perhaps, if I had to choose, a well-equipped laboratory with every conceivable instrument. -Yes, yes.
Yes, so bad that it is conceivable that you, too, will be obliterated.
There lies our only conceivable way of escape.
She's been like this for three months and been given every conceivable test.
Well it is conceivable that your craft the um..?
So I guess it's conceivable that Grunemann's still around there.
She's a walking collection of every conceivable disease.
If this Petachi was involved, is it conceivable that he could have used a false eye?
Might there be one alternative, grotesquely improbably no doubt but still just conceivable, might the whole story of the cataleptic Russian and son be a concoction of Dr. Travelian who for his own purposes has been in Blessington's room?
It's conceivable that two people could leave a house on the same night and not necessarily go together.
I'm trying to figure out what conceivable training you could be the product of.
I have a bad heart, darling. Not very bad. but it is conceivable that I could die at any time.
It has defied chemical analysis, the electroscope, every conceivable test.
Well, isn't it just conceivable that the machine is being tampered with well, from some considerable distance?
Conceivable. The main thing isn't faith, but the power.
That's what I thought. I've been to every conceivable place in the neighbourhood.
It seems conceivable that she might be able to fill in some of the gaps.
Now it's conceivable that one secretary could have left the cover off hers, but five?
We've been over it and over it, we've made every conceivable test.
Well, perhaps, if I had to choose, a well-equipped laboratory with every conceivable instrument.
I'm sorry, Jim. We've been over it and over it, we've made every conceivable test.
But ours is the most democratic society conceivable.
It's just conceivable this won't spread beyond Rigby's but it's so unlikely that we have to prepare for the worst.
It's conceivable there might be some impediment, like some difficulty in the origin of the genetic code, say.
Organic and other conceivable biological molecules would simply fall to pieces.
It's just conceivable his mother may have different ideas.
It's the one time it could do no conceivable harm.
News and current affairs
Any other conceivable model of monetary union - including one based on a central bank as unaccountable as the European Central Bank - would be subject to the same rejection.
For the time being, at least five different scenarios are conceivable.
Every conceivable explanation has been given, usually focusing on what Africans do wrong.
A new and functional division of labor between Europeans and Americans is thus conceivable, provided it retains the framework of common political commitments and shared responsibilities.
It is geographical: a division of territory and a separation of homelands that involves painful but conceivable compromises on both sides.
Gazans are worse off than Israelis in every conceivable way.
One possible approach is purely practical, comparing democracy with all other conceivable alternatives.
In my opinion, there are only five conceivable alternatives in a Muslim country.
Second, the Labor party has proven politically bankrupt, with its only conceivable leader being the 82-year-old Shimon Peres and its anachronistic dovish optimism the source of much ridicule.
This was the most moderate Israeli government conceivable, and the same can be said about the Fatah movement controlling the Palestinian Authority.
So economists assume that people do indeed use all publicly available information and know, or behave as if they knew, the probabilities of all conceivable future events.
If so, is there any conceivable way it could help address the hemisphere's economic and social dilemmas?
These initial considerations cover only a small range of the conceivable environmental effects of the Iraq war.
Norway may one day possibly seek to join, and that would pose no problems; it is conceivable that Switzerland may seek to join, and that too would not be a problem (except to the Swiss).
It is conceivable that the swarm of small new member states may revert to the traditional and logical predisposition towards federalism.
The West can offer no conceivable partnership terms that Putin would accept.
If it is the latter - if Putin is thinking in terms of chess, the preferred game of many Russians, and planning several moves ahead - a diplomatic process, in which Assad is removed at some point, is conceivable.
So it is conceivable that Germany is not at all interested in a serious effort to resolve Europe's crisis, because that would mean taking big risks and investing a lot of money.
It is also conceivable that genuine apologies may be counterproductive, because they trigger a backlash from local extremists, which may in turn fuel even more flames on the other side.
In any case, he deserves every conceivable support.
Yes, it is conceivable that Bush did not have accurate information about whether Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction.
It is conceivable, therefore, that Europe will have two currencies, the euro and sterling, in the long run.