Word Frequency
livable or liveable (ˈlɪvəbəl
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Definitions
adjective
- (of a room, house, etc) suitable for living in
- worth living; tolerable
- foll by with pleasant to live (with)
Derived Forms
ˈlivableness, ˈliveableness, ˌlivaˈbility, ˌliveaˈbility nounSynonyms
View thesaurus entry = tolerable, acceptable, worthwhile, bearable, passable, worth living, supportable, endurable, sufferable
Example Sentences Including 'livable'
However, it needs a makeover from Renovation Rescue, followed by Auction Squad and then The Block to make it even vaguely livable.The Advertiser, Sunday Mail (2005)
It is in the Catholic Counter-Reformation that Christianity becomes livable again.Humanism - The Wreck of Western Culture
Modern, yet livable , the apartment's artwork gives it a personal touch.Courier, Sunday Mail (2004)
To make them more " livable " and friendly, separate rooms will be created for witnesses and litigants with full civic amenities.Outlook India (2005)
Would the mess of dust and plaster really have become an ordered house, furnished and livable ?The Ambassador's Women
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