calculable
cal·cu·la·ble [ ˈkal-kyə-lə-bəl]
Synonyms & Antonyms for dainty
Synonyms: Synonyms
- dependable,
- good,
- reliable,
- responsible,
- safe,
- secure,
- solid,
- steady,
- sure,
- tried,
- tried-and-true,
- true,
- trustable,
- trustworthy,
- trusty
Synonyms: Antonyms
Recent Examples on the Web
//And those are just the calculable costs of fake influencer marketing.
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Megan Cerullo, CBS News, "Influencer marketing fraud will cost brands $1.3 billion in 2019," 25 July 2019
//But string theory does not predict a unique set of scattering amplitudes (having instead a vast landscape of possible solutions), and so the search for a calculable and predictive theory of graviton scattering would hit a barrier.
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Quanta Magazine, "Betting on the Future of Quantum Gravity," 14 Mar. 2014
//Those phenomena had simplified, calculable equations — so why shouldn’t wrinkles have a simplified equation too?
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Quanta Magazine, "A Grand Theory of Wrinkles," 8 Apr. 2015
//The need for new infrastructure to support population growth is readily calculable.
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David Siegel, WSJ, "Don’t Binge on Bridge-Building," 18 June 2018
//Surgery was a definitive intervention at a critical moment in a person’s life, with a clear, calculable, frequently transformative outcome.
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Atul Gawande, The New Yorker, "The Heroism of Incremental Care," 23 Jan. 2017
First Known Use of calculable
1670, in the meaning defined at sense 1
Dictionary Entries near calculable
More Synonyms and Antonyms ofcalculable
worthy of one's trust
- his performance as a pitcher is as calculable as the daily tides
- dependable,
- good,
- reliable,
- responsible,
- safe,
- secure,
- solid,
- steady,
- sure,
- tried,
- tried-and-true,
- true,
- trustable,
- trustworthy,
- trusty
- disloyal,
- faithless,
- false,
- fickle,
- inconstant,
- perfidious,
- recreant,
- traitorous,
- treacherous,
- unfaithful,
- untrue
- debatable,
- disputable,
- doubtable,
- doubtful,
- dubious,
- fishy,
- problematic
- (also problematical),
- questionable,
- shady,
- shaky,
- suspect,
- uncertain,
- unsound