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attainable
[uh-tey-nuh-buhl]
Other Word Forms
- attainability noun
- attainableness noun
- nonattainability noun
- nonattainable adjective
- superattainable adjective
- superattainableness noun
- superattainably adverb
- unattainability noun
- unattainable adjective
- unattainableness noun
- unattainably adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of attainable1
Example Sentences
Washington understands it’s a problem, but acknowledges the solution isn’t easily attainable.
In fact, the treasure only becomes attainable because every single goonie brings a different, essential gift to the table.
In contrast to the sweeping language of ending homelessness that led to disillusionment over previous tax measures, it adopted moderate goals that it considered attainable.
If you shift it, and you’re like, I can increase my points of joy every day, then it’s attainable.
“And if that was ever to be considered, I need to be very certain what the attainable goals are and why the legislative and executive branch can’t accomplish this.”
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