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US/kənˈsiː.və.bəl/
UK/kənˈsiː.və.bəl/
possible to imagine or believe
In context
It is conceivable that most classes will be online in twenty years.
The shop sells books on every conceivable subject.
Is it conceivable that a machine could ever feel emotions?
Words that go with conceivable
adjective + noun
- conceivable reasonI cannot think of any conceivable reason to cancel the class.
- conceivable wayThey tried every conceivable way to raise the money.
adverb + adjective
- perfectly conceivableIt is perfectly conceivable that the results were affected by the weather.
- quite conceivableIt is quite conceivable that prices will fall.
- hardly conceivableFifty years ago, video calls were hardly conceivable.