CEFR B2

acquirable

adjective

Meaning

Able to be bought, gained, or learned.

Examples

Most of the necessary equipment is acquirable through online retailers.
The ability to speak a new language is acquirable with enough effort.

Synonyms: obtainable, achievable, learnable, gainable

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acquirable (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /əˈkwaɪərəbl/

Definition

Able to be bought, gained, or learned.

Examples

Most of the necessary equipment is acquirable through online retailers.
The ability to speak a new language is acquirable with enough effort.
This rare antique is not easily acquirable.

How to Use acquirable

acquirable through (prepositional phrase): Able to be gained or learned by means of something. — "These skills are acquirable through dedicated study."
acquirable by (prepositional phrase): Able to be gained or learned by someone or something. — "The knowledge is acquirable by anyone with access to the library."

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