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emulable

emulable adjective: worthy of emulation.

Adjective

emulable (comparative more emulable, superlative most emulable)

  1. Worthy of emulation.
  2. (nonstandard) That can be emulated.
    • ...these processes are emulable in principle...1988, Ian Graham, Peter Llewelyn Jones, Expert Systems: Knowledge, Uncertainty, and Decision
    • On the other hand, this evidence may provide grounds for hope that higher-level processes may be measurable (in part, at least) and, hence, emulable.1994, Daniel S Levine, Manuel Aparicio, Neural Networks for Knowledge Representation and Inference

Forms of emulable

comparativemore emulable
superlativemost emulable

Questions about emulable

What does emulable mean?
Emulable means worthy of emulation.
What part of speech is emulable?
Emulable is an adjective.

Words near emulable in the dictionary

  1. emu-wren
  2. emu-wrens
  3. emuellid
  4. emuellids
  5. emulability
  6. emulable
  7. emulant
  8. emulants
  9. emulatability
  10. emulatable
  11. emulate

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