practicable [ˈpræktɪkəbl] ADJ. form.
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The 214 bridges and 17 tunnels that have been built to date have changed the dynamics and made cross-river development and shared responsibilities more practicable.
en.wikipedia.org The implication here is that federal structures are more practicable than having many-to-many relationships.
en.wikipedia.org A restoration in 1937-1938 brought the building as close to its original form as practicable.
en.wikipedia.org They must be performance-based to the extent practicable, with measurable outcomes.
en.wikipedia.org It has an even more rapid effect when given intravenously but this is rarely practicable.
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