Plenable

Meaning of the word

The word “pleadable” is an adjective that refers to something or someone who can be the subject of claim, dispute or discussion. Indicates the possibility of being contested or debated.

Origin of the word

The origin of the word “pleadable” is related to the verb “claim”, which comes from the Latin “Placitare”, which means “to be pleasant, approved”. From this verb, the adjective “pleadable” was formed, which indicates the ability to be the subject of a claim.

Word adverbs

– Pleasantly

Conjunctions of the word

– AND
– or
– But
– Although
– However

Synonyms of the word

– Contestable
– Disclaimable
– Debutable
– Susceptible of contestation
– questionable

Word Definitions

– which can be the subject of claim or dispute
– which can be contested or debated

Phrases that the word applies

– The judge’s decision is pleadable.
– The result of the game is pleadable, as there was an unmarked foul.
– The proposal presented is pleadable, but needs to be discussed in detail.

Examples of the word in text

– The theme of the writing is pleadable as it allows different points of view.
– The legality of the measure is pleadable, as it violates some fundamental rights.
– The interpretation of the law is pleadable, as there are different understandings on the subject.

Rhymes with the word

– Acceptable
– Unacceptable
– Respectable
– Irrespectable
– Pleasant

Anagrams with the word

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