Definition for Imaginable:

• possible to conceive or imagine; " that is one possible answer"

Synonyms for Imaginable:

• adj.

  •arguable (adjective)
  • imaginable,
  • reasonable,
  • workable,
  • rational,
  • defensible,
  • viable,
  • sustainable,
  • supportable.
  •believable (adjective)
  • creditable,
  • aboveboard,
  • honest-to-god,
  • acceptable,
  • presumable,
  • authentic,
  • presumptive,
  • supposable,
  • reliable,
  • probable,
  • up front,
  • tenable,
  • straight,
  • unquestionable,
  • credential,
  • persuasive,
  • satisfying,
  • Colorable,
  • fiduciary,
  • tried,
  • impressive,
  • trusty.
  •credible (adjective)
  • determinative,
  • solid,
  • probably,
  • valid,
  • sincere,
  • conclusive,
  • trustworthy,
  • satisfactory,
  • dependable,
  • honest to god,
  • seeming,
  • honest,
  • sound.
  •earthly (adjective)
  • potential,
  • practical.
  •imaginable (adjective)
  • under the sun.
  •possible (adjective)
  • desirable,
  • hypothetical,
  • obtainable,
  • snapper,
  • doable,
  • expedient,
  • uncertain,
  • indeterminate,
  • accessible,
  • snap,
  • hopeful,
  • adventitious,
  • piece of cake,
  • cinch,
  • advisable,
  • available,
  • easy as pie,
  • duck soup,
  • dormant,
  • simple as abc,
  • pushover,
  • realizable,
  • within reach,
  • cincher,
  • setup,
  • fortuitous,
  • dependent,
  • latent,
  • welcome,
  • can do,
  • no sweat.
  •potential (adjective)
  • embryonic,
  • undeveloped,
  • abeyant,
  • hidden,
  • implied,
  • future,
  • budding,
  • quiescent,
  • inherent,
  • lurking.
  •tenable (adjective)
  • arguable.
  •thinkable (adjective)
  • comprehendible,
  • cogitable,
  • within limits,
  • within the limits.
  •understandable (adjective)
  • more recognizable,
  • more understandable,
  • un ambiguous,
  • re-cognizable,
  • readable,
  • most apprehensible,
  • most recognizable,
  • re cognizable,
  • more apprehensible.

• n.

  •
  • complete,
  • pure,
  • absolute,
  • entire,
  • especially,
  • completely,
  • altogether,
  • perfectly,
  • literally,
  • particular.
  •
  • mortal,
  • humanly possible.
  •conceivable (noun)
  • comprehensible,
  • calculable,
  • sensible,
  • convincing.

• Other synonyms:

  •adj.
  • apprehensible,
  • assertable,
  • believable,
  • conceivable,
  • defendable,
  • earthly,
  • likely,
  • maintainable,
  • odds-on,
  • possible,
  • thinkable,
  • understandable,
  • unrealized,
  • verisimilar,
  • Inferable,
  • Conjecturable,
  • on the verge of,
  • in the cards,
  • in favor of,
  • in the habit of,
  • able to hold water,
  • believeable,
  • most probably,
  • odds on,
  • prepatent,
  • within realm of possibility.
  •n.
  • assume,
  • conceive,
  • conceptualize,
  • credible,
  • dream,
  • fancy,
  • feasible,
  • feel,
  • fertile,
  • fertility,
  • foundation,
  • grant,
  • guess,
  • idea,
  • image,
  • imagination,
  • imagine,
  • look,
  • mind,
  • picture,
  • plausible,
  • presumption,
  • put,
  • reach,
  • reckon,
  • regard,
  • riot,
  • see,
  • suspicion,
  • take,
  • theorize,
  • think,
  • throw,
  • vision,
  • visualize,
  • blue-sky,
  • throw (sth) up.

Paraphrases for Imaginable:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    conceivable.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    conceivable.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    unimaginable.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    inconceivable, possible, feasible, imaginary, potential.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    unthinkable.

Antonyms for Imaginable:

• adj.

  • arguable
    untenable.
  • believable
    incredible, inconceivable, unreliable, unconvincing.
  • conceivable
    unbelievable, unreasonable, difficult.
  • credible
    implausible, unlikely.
  • imaginable
    improbable, incomprehensible, unimaginable, unbelieveable, impossible, unthinkable.
  • likely
    inapt, unforeseeable.
  • possible
    unrealizable, ungettable, unattainable.
  • potential
    lacking, unpromising, helpless.
  • thinkable
    unfeasible.

Imaginable Sentence Examples:

• At length he disappeared, and, notwithstanding all imaginable inquiry, could not be heard of; a circumstance which confirmed most people in the opinion of his having made away with himself in a fit of despair.

• In no other imaginable way could he have asked for Celia so naturally.