possible in Irish
possible in Irish is féideartha — possible means able to happen, exist, or be done; not ruled out.
possible in Irish
féideartha
(comparable) Capable of being done or achieved; feasible.
What does "possible" mean?
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adj Able to happen, exist, or be done; not ruled out.
"It's possible to finish the project by Friday."
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adj Plausible or believable.
"Her story sounded possible, so the teacher decided to believe it."
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possible in a sentence
- It's possible to finish the project by Friday.
- Anything seemed possible after the win.
- Her story sounded possible, so the teacher decided to believe it.
- It's a possible reason for the delay, though we haven't checked yet.
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What is "possible" in Irish?
"possible" in Irish is féideartha. possible means: Able to happen, exist, or be done; not ruled out.
How do you use "possible" in a sentence?
Example: "It's possible to finish the project by Friday." In Irish, "possible" is féideartha.
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