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litigable

litigable adjective: able or likely to be successfully litigated.

Adjective

litigable (comparative more litigable, superlative most litigable)

  1. Able or likely to be successfully litigated
    • Although his action was egregious and cruel, I'm not sure if it is litigable.
    Synonyms:
    actionable

Synonyms of litigable

Forms of litigable

comparativemore litigable
superlativemost litigable

Origin of litigable

From litigate + -able.

Words formed from litigable

Questions about litigable

What does litigable mean?
Litigable means able or likely to be successfully litigated.
What part of speech is litigable?
Litigable is an adjective.

Words near litigable in the dictionary

  1. lithuresis
  2. lithuria
  3. lithy
  4. litidionite
  5. Litig.
  6. litigable
  7. litigant
  8. litigant in person
  9. litigants
  10. litigants in person
  11. litigate

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