12-Letter Adjectives Ending With BLE
Here's the list of all the 304 12-Letter Adjectives Ending With BLE in the English Language.
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| considerable | 1. large or relatively large in number or amount or extent or degree More Definitions → |
| rechargeable | 1. capable of being recharged More Definitions → |
| unacceptable | 1. not acceptable; not welcome 2. not adequate to give satisfaction More Definitions → |
| identifiable | 1. capable of being identified More Definitions → |
| attributable | 1. capable of being attributed More Definitions → |
| questionable | 1. able to be refuted 2. subject to question More Definitions → |
| unbelievable | 1. beyond belief or understanding 2. having a probability too low to inspire belief More Definitions → |
| unreasonable | 1. not reasonable; not showing good judgment 2. beyond normal limits More Definitions → |
| incompatible | 1. not compatible 2. used especially of drugs or muscles that counteract or neutralize each other's effect More Definitions → |
| transferable | 1. capable of being moved or conveyed from one place to another 2. legally transferable to the ownership of another More Definitions → |
| irresistible | 1. impossible to resist; overpowering 2. overpoweringly attractive More Definitions → |
| recognizable | 1. easily perceived; easy to become aware of 2. capable of being recognized More Definitions → |
| inaccessible | 1. capable of being reached only with great difficulty or not at all 2. not capable of being obtained More Definitions → |
| irreversible | 1. incapable of being reversed More Definitions → |
| communicable | 1. (of disease) capable of being transmitted by infection 2. readily communicated More Definitions → |
| reproducible | 1. capable of being reproduced More Definitions → |
| controllable | 1. capable of being controlled More Definitions → |
| incomparable | 1. such that comparison is impossible; unsuitable for comparison or lacking features that can be compared More Definitions → |
| unmistakable | 1. clearly evident to the mind 2. clearly revealed to the mind or the senses or judgment More Definitions → |
| undetectable | 1. not easily seen 2. barely able to be perceived More Definitions → |
| inapplicable | 1. not capable of being applied More Definitions → |
| quantifiable | 1. capable of being quantified More Definitions → |
| inexplicable | 1. incapable of being explained or accounted for More Definitions → |
| intelligible | 1. capable of being apprehended or understood 2. well articulated or enunciated, and loud enough to be heard distinctly More Definitions → |
| unimaginable | 1. totally unlikely More Definitions → |
| demonstrable | 1. necessarily or demonstrably true 2. capable of being demonstrated or proved More Definitions → |
| exchangeable | 1. suitable to be exchanged 2. capable of being exchanged for or replaced by something of equal value More Definitions → |
| inadmissible | 1. not deserving to be admitted More Definitions → |
| approachable | 1. capable of being read with comprehension 2. easily approached More Definitions → |
| impenetrable | 1. permitting little if any light to pass through because of denseness of matter 2. impossible to understand More Definitions → |
| unfavourable | 1. not encouraging or approving or pleasing 2. (of winds or weather) tending to hinder or oppose More Definitions → |
| classifiable | 1. capable of being classified More Definitions → |
| recognisable | 1. capable of being recognized More Definitions → |
| unprofitable | 1. producing little or no profit or gain More Definitions → |
| disagreeable | 1. not to your liking 2. unpleasant to interact with More Definitions → |
| compressible | 1. capable of being compressed or made more compact 2. capable of being easily compressed More Definitions → |
| indisputable | 1. not open to question; obviously true 2. impossible to doubt or dispute More Definitions → |
| immeasurable | 1. beyond calculation or measure 2. impossible to measure More Definitions → |
| unattainable | 1. impossible to achieve More Definitions → |
| unremarkable | 1. found in the ordinary course of events More Definitions → |
| unmanageable | 1. difficult to solve or alleviate 2. incapable of being controlled or managed More Definitions → |
| unfathomable | 1. of depth; not capable of being sounded or measured 2. resembling an abyss in depth; so deep as to be unmeasurable More Definitions → |
| interminable | 1. tiresomely long; seemingly without end More Definitions → |
| indefensible | 1. (of theories etc) incapable of being defended or justified 2. not able to be protected against attack More Definitions → |
| unforgivable | 1. not excusable More Definitions → |
| maintainable | 1. capable of being maintained More Definitions → |
| inhospitable | 1. unfavorable to life or growth 2. not hospitable More Definitions → |
| disreputable | 1. lacking respectability in character or behavior or appearance More Definitions → |
| contemptible | 1. deserving of contempt or scorn More Definitions → |
| incalculable | 1. not able to be computed or enumerated 2. too much to be measured More Definitions → |
| determinable | 1. capable of being determined or limited or fixed More Definitions → |
| unchangeable | 1. not changeable or subject to change More Definitions → |
| dishonorable | 1. lacking honor or integrity; deserving dishonor 2. deceptive or fraudulent; disposed to cheat or defraud or deceive More Definitions → |
| unobservable | 1. not accessible to direct observation More Definitions → |
| invulnerable | 1. immune to attack; impregnable More Definitions → |
| transposable | 1. capable of changing sequence More Definitions → |
| insufferable | 1. unbearably arrogant or conceited 2. too extreme to bear More Definitions → |
| unassailable | 1. immune to attack; incapable of being tampered with 2. impossible to assail More Definitions → |
| discoverable | 1. capable of being ascertained or found out More Definitions → |