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landmarkable

landmarkable adjective: worthy of being a landmark.

Adjective

landmarkable (comparative more landmarkable, superlative most landmarkable)

  1. (rare) Worthy of being a landmark.
    • Ms. Kellerman’s survey made the case that much had been left out of the original district, Ms. Woodruff said, “the part of the village that had not been seen as landmarkable, where the houses were built for the working class and were not as grand as the town houses of the central village.”2008 May 20, Bruce Weber, “Regina Kellerman, 84, Locator of New York’s First City Hall, Dies”, in New York Times

Forms of landmarkable

comparativemore landmarkable
superlativemost landmarkable

Origin of landmarkable

From landmark + -able.

Questions about landmarkable

What does landmarkable mean?
Landmarkable means worthy of being a landmark.
What part of speech is landmarkable?
Landmarkable is an adjective.

Words near landmarkable in the dictionary

  1. landly
  2. landman
  3. Landmans
  4. landmark
  5. landmark case
  6. landmarkable
  7. landmarked
  8. Landmarker
  9. Landmarkers
  10. landmarking
  11. Landmarkism

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