CEFR B2

conceivable

adjective

Meaning

Able to be imagined or thought of as possible.

Examples

It is conceivable that the company will go bankrupt.
She was the best candidate for the job, and it was conceivable she would get it.

Synonyms: possible, plausible, feasible, imaginable

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conceivable (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /kənˈsiːvəbl/

Definition

Able to be imagined or thought of as possible.

Examples

It is conceivable that the company will go bankrupt.
She was the best candidate for the job, and it was conceivable she would get it.
The idea that aliens exist is perfectly conceivable to many people.

How to Use conceivable

conceivable that (prepositional phrase): Used to introduce a clause stating something that is possible. — "It is conceivable that the train will be delayed due to the weather."

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