solvable
IPA: sˈɑɫvʌbʌɫ
adjective
- Capable of being solved.
- (obsolete) Capable of being dissolved or liquefied.
- (obsolete) Able to pay one's debts.
- (obsolete, rare) Capable of being paid and discharged.
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Examples of "solvable" in Sentences
- The solvable case is the throwaway case.
- This is okay, the objections are solvable.
- The puzzle is solvable, though not easily.
- In what sense is the model exactly solvable
- As I see, most of the issues are easily solvable.
- If the issues are solvable, deletion is the wrong answer.
- The technical problems are solvable with money and talent.
- Second, the question of chronology in Hinduism is not solvable.
- A related subgroup in concept and notation is the solvable radical.
- The Bernoulli map is an exactly solvable model of deterministic chaos.
- Partly it is not "solvable" people cannot get thuings just because they would like them.
- Simple games of poker are certainly 'solvable' in the way that oh, say, checkers is solvable.
- Do activists have an addiction to images that empower them with "solvable" ideals and ignore those who are closer to home?
- Cases would either be identified as solvable, with sound investigative leads that can be given to detectives to follow up, or still open.
- He said he believes the state's economic woes are "solvable" but also said he doesn't expect to see immediate, drastic improvement in the state's financial situation.
- HARRIS: Investigators inside the task force tell me they feel this case is "solvable," especially if they can find the driver shown in that sketch made public overnight -- Soledad.
- I don't think RMT is "solvable" given the setup of a game like WoW, and I think the fixes that have been discussed will only end up inconveniencing legitimate players while the farmers find loopholes.
- Academy Award winner Jeff Bridges appeared Thursday on CBS's Washington Unplugged to talk about childhood hunger in the United States, which he described as a "solvable" problem for which Americans should be ashamed.