perjurable
perjurable adjective: ability to be perjured.
Adjective
perjurable (comparative more perjurable, superlative most perjurable)
- Ability to be perjured.
- "I imagine it will go on, just as it went on for years and years with tobacco until it was no longer tenable--in fact, it became perjurable to get up in a public forum and claim that there was no science" behind the health hazards of smoking.2005 March 1, “Behind the Hockey Stick”, in Scientific American
Forms of perjurable
| comparative | more perjurable |
|---|---|
| superlative | most perjurable |
Questions about perjurable
- What does perjurable mean?
- Perjurable means ability to be perjured.
- What part of speech is perjurable?
- Perjurable is an adjective.
Words near perjurable in the dictionary
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