Synonyms for solvable
ˈsɒl və bəlsolv·able

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1. solvableadjective

   Synonyms:
   soluble

   Antonyms:
   insolvable, insoluble

2. solvableadjective

   Capable of being solved; as, a solvable problem.

   Synonyms:
   soluble

   Antonyms:
   insoluble, insolvable

3. solvableadjective

   Capable of being dissolved or liquefied.

   Synonyms:
   soluble

   Antonyms:
   insolvable, insoluble

4. solvableadjective

   Capable of being paid and discharged.

   Synonyms:
   soluble

   Antonyms:
   insolvable, insoluble

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1. solvable, resolvableadjective

   capable of being solved

   "such problems are perfectly solvable"

   Synonyms:
   resolvable

   Antonyms:
   insoluble

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1. solvableadjective

   Synonyms:
   resolvable

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1. List of paraphrases for "solvable":

   soluble

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1. Steven Hamburg:

   This is a solvable problem because you are losing product that you could sell, but the entire industry has to take action to stop the problem.

2. Stacey Abrams:

   For me it was déjà vu. I am very aware of the frailty and the fallacy of the notion of acts of democracy in Georgia, we watched the secretary of state in 2018 set up a system of voter suppression and we watched the current secretary of state continue the same work. The reality is this was a mix of incompetence, malfeasance. It was a deliberate indifference to voters and it's a solvable problem.

3. Zack Weisfeld:

   They still have some way to go, to deal with size of battery and power cycle rounds, but if solvable, it's a very big breakthrough.

4. Hugh Jackman:

   I suppose he was leading by example, areas of poverty and extreme poverty, I learned, are not a natural state. It is man-made and solvable.

5. Joshua Swamidass:

   Most readers of Genesis understood Adam and Eve to be (1) ancestors of us all, and (2) miraculously created without parents of their own, in contrast, evolution teaches that (3) we share common ancestors with apes, and (4) we arise from a large population, not a single couple. This conflict of fact onlyseemed solvable by revising foundational Christian theological beliefs, or by rejecting evolution.