Meaning & use
Conceivable
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Capable of being imagined, believed, or understood as possible.
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It is conceivable that the flight will be delayed given the storm warnings.
They tried every conceivable method to fix the leak before calling a plumber.
A note on using this word
"Conceivable" is often paired with "every" or "any" to emphasize the full range of possibilities, as in "every conceivable option."
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Words with an opposite meaning
inconceivableunimaginable
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