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eluctable

eluctable adjective: avoidable, escapable.

Adjective

eluctable

  1. Avoidable, escapable.
    Antonyms:
    ineluctable

Antonyms of eluctable

Origin of eluctable

From Latin ēluctābilis (whence e- and -able), from ēluctor (“struggle out”) + -bilis.

Words formed from eluctable

Questions about eluctable

What does eluctable mean?
Eluctable means avoidable, escapable.
What part of speech is eluctable?
Eluctable is an adjective.

Words near eluctable in the dictionary

  1. elucidatorily
  2. elucidators
  3. elucidatory
  4. eluct
  5. eluctability
  6. eluctable
  7. eluctableness
  8. eluctation
  9. eluctations
  10. elucted
  11. elucting

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