avoidable in Latin
avoidable in Latin is evitabilis — avoidable means (law) Able to be cancelled or made legally invalid.
avoidable in Latin
evitabilis
Capable of being avoided, shunned, or escaped.
What does "avoidable" mean?
- adj (law) Able to be cancelled or made legally invalid.
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adj Able to be prevented or kept from happening.
"Beyond the avoidable deaths that are already visible, something ominous is happening below the surface in crisis zones."
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avoidable in a sentence
- Beyond the avoidable deaths that are already visible, something ominous is happening below the surface in crisis zones.
- The minister confessed that many of the deaths were avoidable.
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What is "avoidable" in Latin?
"avoidable" in Latin is evitabilis. avoidable means: (law) Able to be cancelled or made legally invalid.
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