adj Uncommon

sizeable

Sizeable (adj) means Fairly large; the standard British spelling of "sizable.". Example: “They own a sizeable property in the countryside.”

adj

Fairly large; the standard British spelling of "sizable."

"They own a sizeable property in the countryside."

How to use sizeable

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishSame meaning as "sizable" — fairly large.

UK vs US

Preferred spelling in British English; American English usually drops the "e" to give "sizable."

more sizeable comparative, most sizeable superlative

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They own a _____ property in the countryside.

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What does “sizeable” mean?

The word “sizeable” means fairly large; the standard British spelling of "sizable.". In plain terms, same meaning as "sizable" — fairly large.

How do you use “sizeable” in a sentence?

Here is “sizeable” used in a sentence: “They own a sizeable property in the countryside.”

What part of speech is “sizeable”?

“Sizeable” is an adjective.

Is “sizeable” a common word?

“Sizeable” is an uncommon word in modern English.