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waverable

waverable adjective: liable to waver; inconstant.

Adjective

waverable (comparative more waverable, superlative most waverable)

  1. Liable to waver; inconstant.
    • […] lest it infect waverable members of the flock and end their state of mental infancy.2010, Gareth Wilson, Untitled, page 147

Forms of waverable

comparativemore waverable
superlativemost waverable

Origin of waverable

From waver + -able.

Questions about waverable

What does waverable mean?
Waverable means liable to waver; inconstant.
What part of speech is waverable?
Waverable is an adjective.

Words near waverable in the dictionary

  1. waveplates
  2. waveproof
  3. wavepulse
  4. wavepulses
  5. waver
  6. waverable
  7. wavered
  8. waverer
  9. waverers
  10. waverest
  11. wavereth

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