Synonyms for Possible:

• adj.

  •acceptable (adjective)
  • welcome,
  • pleasant,
  • desirable,
  • tolerable.
  •accessible (adjective)
  • more getatable,
  • ex-posed,
  • most possible,
  • door always open,
  • un-restricted,
  • un restricted,
  • most getatable,
  • doors always open,
  • ex posed.
  •admissible (adjective)
  • Tolerated,
  • more concedable,
  • more fitting,
  • re-levant,
  • more tolerated,
  • most concedable,
  • more acceptable,
  • most allowed,
  • pertinent,
  • all owed,
  • all-owed,
  • more reasonable,
  • logical,
  • FAIRER,
  • re levant,
  • licit,
  • more suitable,
  • most tolerated,
  • more allowed.
  •all (adjective)
  • possible.
  •apparent (adjective)
  • most semblant,
  • most apparent,
  • more semblant,
  • most illusory.
  •assumptive (adjective)
  • taken for granted.
  •attainable (adjective)
  • realizable,
  • procurable,
  • no sweat,
  • feasible,
  • cherry pie,
  • no problem,
  • Securable,
  • obtainable,
  • piece of cake.
  •available (adjective)
  • freest,
  • more come at able,
  • come at able,
  • at one disposal,
  • purchasable,
  • most come-at-able,
  • more convenient,
  • at ones disposal,
  • pre pared,
  • ready willing able,
  • open to,
  • most come at able,
  • pre-pared,
  • more come-at-able.
  •believable (adjective)
  • imaginable,
  • impressive,
  • credible,
  • convincing,
  • supposable.
  •convincing (adjective)
  • in controvertible,
  • most believeable,
  • more valid,
  • more telling,
  • most swaying,
  • most telling,
  • faithful,
  • valid,
  • in-controvertible,
  • more believeable,
  • more swaying.
  •credible (adjective)
  • more probably,
  • de-terminative,
  • de terminative,
  • honest god.
  •eventual (adjective)
  • de pendent,
  • terminal,
  • in evitable,
  • in cards,
  • most ending,
  • more resulting,
  • ensuing,
  • overall,
  • in direct,
  • de-pendent,
  • down pike,
  • hind most,
  • hind-most,
  • in-direct,
  • end most,
  • end-most,
  • more ending,
  • in-evitable,
  • most resulting,
  • down road.
  •expedient (adjective)
  • most desirable,
  • tactical,
  • wisest.
  •gettable (adjective)
  • purcha,
  • more purcha,
  • most purcha.
  •imminent (adjective)
  • in offing,
  • most handwriting on the wall,
  • in air,
  • more brewing,
  • most inevasible,
  • more fast approaching,
  • more gathering,
  • more fast-approaching,
  • un avoidable,
  • more handwriting-on-the-wall,
  • more unescapable,
  • more inevasible,
  • fastapproaching,
  • un-avoidable,
  • most overhanging,
  • most fast-approaching,
  • more fastapproaching,
  • on verge,
  • most fastapproaching,
  • in escapable,
  • more handwriting on the wall,
  • overhanging,
  • more overhanging,
  • fast approaching,
  • on horizon,
  • in-escapable,
  • un-escapable,
  • over hanging,
  • most gathering,
  • over-hanging,
  • most unescapable,
  • most handwriting-on-the-wall,
  • in wind,
  • most brewing,
  • most fast approaching,
  • un escapable.
  •latent (adjective)
  • implied,
  • between the lines,
  • in abeyance,
  • suspended,
  • vestigial,
  • unrealized.
  •likely (adjective)
  • more assuring,
  • most odds on,
  • up-and-coming,
  • more conjecturable,
  • more verisimilar,
  • most conjecturable,
  • pre disposed,
  • most odds-on,
  • more odds-on,
  • dis posed,
  • most verisimilar,
  • on verge of,
  • most inferable,
  • pro-nest,
  • more oddson,
  • pre-disposed,
  • more odds on,
  • up and coming,
  • in habit of,
  • more inferable,
  • most assuring,
  • most oddson,
  • oddson,
  • dis-posed.
  •likely, attainable (adjective)
  • promising,
  • adventitious,
  • can do,
  • easy as pie,
  • dormant,
  • within reach,
  • hopeful,
  • uncertain,
  • breeze,
  • duck soup,
  • snap,
  • fortuitous,
  • cinch,
  • advisable,
  • setup,
  • potential,
  • pushover,
  • hypothetical,
  • simple as abc,
  • dependent,
  • indeterminate.
  •Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • both feet on the ground,
  • odds on,
  • earthly,
  • in the habit of,
  • imminent,
  • in favor of,
  • practical,
  • door's always open,
  • not unlikely,
  • like enough,
  • practicable,
  • within realm of possibility,
  • matter of fact,
  • to come,
  • on the horizon,
  • Inevasible,
  • on deck,
  • thinkable,
  • admissible,
  • on the verge,
  • presumable,
  • at one's disposal,
  • latent,
  • most probably,
  • down the pike,
  • workable,
  • prospective,
  • concedable,
  • looked-for,
  • at disposal,
  • plausible,
  • fast-approaching,
  • Inferable,
  • in the wind,
  • Conjecturable,
  • reachable,
  • odds-on,
  • doable,
  • on its way,
  • hardboiled,
  • unescapable,
  • unidealistic,
  • handwriting-on-the-wall,
  • on hand,
  • ready willing and able,
  • in the offing,
  • cincher,
  • in operation,
  • assumptive,
  • Performable,
  • in store,
  • in view,
  • accessible,
  • come-at-able,
  • to be,
  • derivable from,
  • see it coming,
  • verisimilar,
  • ostensive,
  • hoped for,
  • in the air,
  • probable,
  • up for grabs,
  • expedient,
  • in the cards,
  • workaday,
  • very likely,
  • available,
  • eventual,
  • see coming,
  • getatable,
  • attainable,
  • likely,
  • looked for,
  • Semblant,
  • in action,
  • snapper,
  • down the road,
  • not impossible,
  • viable,
  • conceivable,
  • believeable,
  • on the verge of,
  • apparent,
  • believable,
  • gettable,
  • prepatent.
  •potential (adjective)
  • most prepatent,
  • pre patent,
  • pre-patent,
  • more prepatent,
  • within realm possibility.
  •practicable (adjective)
  • doabler,
  • most performable,
  • more performable,
  • most utile,
  • more utile,
  • doablest,
  • utile.
  •practical (adjective)
  • both feet on ground,
  • more workaday,
  • nuts bolts,
  • un idealistic,
  • un-idealistic,
  • most workaday,
  • both feet the ground,
  • most unidealistic,
  • hard boiled,
  • un romantic,
  • un-romantic,
  • more unidealistic,
  • both feet ground.
  •probable (adjective)
  • chancy,
  • liable,
  • prone,
  • apt,
  • most likely.
  •prospective (adjective)
  • in tended,
  • more hoped for,
  • most looked for,
  • most hopedfor,
  • most awaited,
  • most soon-to-be,
  • more soon-to-be,
  • in-tended,
  • more hoped-for,
  • most lookedfor,
  • more looked-for,
  • more soon to be,
  • pro-posed,
  • soon to be,
  • hoped-for,
  • most hoped-for,
  • lookedfor,
  • soon-to-be,
  • more awaited,
  • hopedfor,
  • about be,
  • most looked-for,
  • more hopedfor,
  • more lookedfor,
  • most soon to be,
  • more looked for,
  • most hoped for,
  • pro posed.
  •thinkable (adjective)
  • within the limits,
  • comprehendible,
  • cogitable,
  • within limits.
  •viable (adjective)
  • within possibility.
  •workable (adjective)
  • snappest,
  • breezest,
  • breezer,
  • cinchest.

• n.

  •
  • complete,
  • perfectly,
  • particular,
  • literally,
  • pure,
  • reasonable,
  • absolute,
  • altogether,
  • completely,
  • entire,
  • especially.
  •
  • permissible,
  • perfect,
  • suitable,
  • convenient,
  • well-chosen,
  • suited,
  • proper,
  • fitting,
  • ideal.
  •
  • decision making,
  • decision,
  • resolution,
  • alternative,
  • have your pick of something,
  • selection,
  • option,
  • choice,
  • conclusion.
  •
  • be able to do something,
  • may,
  • in principle,
  • humanly possible.
  •accomplishable (noun)
  • accomplishable.
  •achievable (noun)
  • achievable.
  •affirmable (noun)
  • affirmable.
  •allegeable (noun)
  • allegeable.
  •assertable (noun)
  • assertable.
  •attemptable (noun)
  • attemptable.
  •contingent (noun)
  • contingent.
  •fermentable (noun)
  • fermentable.
  •getable (noun)
  • getable.
  •mathematical (noun)
  • mathematical.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • applicant,
  • probability,
  • opening,
  • applier,
  • possible action,
  • possibility.
  •possible (noun)
  • researchable.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • operative.
  •
  • potentiality.
  •
  • mortal.
  •
  • fit.
  •
  • good.
  •
  • open.
  •
  • set.
  •assumptive
  • presumptive.

Paraphrases for Possible:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    feasible, attainable, doable, probable.
  • Proper noun, singular
    probable.
  • Verb, past tense
    attainable.

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    Possibilities.

• Independent

  • Foreign word
    posible.
  • Adjective
    viable, plausible, permissible, imaginable, eventual, potential, workable, applicable, acceptable, obtainable, accessible, reasonable, susceptible, would-be, hypothetical, unable, practical, liable, realizable, optimal, foreseeable, manageable, suitable.
  • Proper noun, singular
    openings, levels, leads, courses, potential, potentials, Areas, directions, routes, Paths, avenues, Tracks, possibility, Possibilities.
  • Noun, plural
    explanations, scenarios, Risks, implications, developments, Abilities, reductions, errors, choices, Efforts, candidates, Categories, kinds, contracts, leads, potential, potentials, avenues.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    potential, possibility.
  • Verb, past tense
    Were, Achieved, Managed, Provided, found, potential, possibility.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    Allowing, Facilitating, emerging, threatening, working, Carrying, going, getting.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    exists, Permits, seems, appears, depends, threatens, lies, Risks, remains, provides, takes, means, Does, potential, possibility, Possibilities.
  • Verb, base form
    occur.

Antonyms for Possible:

• adj.

  • all
    impossible.
  • likely, attainable
    inconceivable, unthinkable, Unpractical, improbable, unreasonable, unrealizable, unimaginable, unlikely, ungettable, unattainable.
  • Other antonyms:
    proven, authentic, genuine, absurd, out, preposterous, unrealistic, established, futile, factual, infeasible, implausible, impractical, unachievable, unworkable, true, dubious, fantastic, real, confirmed, undoable, bona fide, demonstrated, nonviable, existent, far-fetched, useless, actual, vain, outlandish, authenticated, ridiculous, substantiated, doubtful, unviable, hopeless, unbelievable.

Hyponym for Possible:

• n.

  • cognition
    opening, possibility, possible action.
  • person
    applier, applicant.