passable in Latin
passable in Latin is pervius — passable means good enough to be acceptable, though not excellent.
passable in Latin
pervius
That may be passed or traversed.
What does "passable" mean?
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adjective Good enough to be acceptable, though not excellent.
"His French was passable, if a little rusty."
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adjective Able to be travelled or crossed.
"The mountain road is only passable in summer."
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passable in a sentence
- His French was passable, if a little rusty.
- The mountain road is only passable in summer.
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What is "passable" in Latin?
"passable" in Latin is pervius. passable means: Good enough to be acceptable, though not excellent.
How do you use "passable" in a sentence?
Example: "His French was passable, if a little rusty." In Latin, "passable" is pervius.
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