Synonyms:
conceivable, imaginable
Meaning: capable of being imagined; "that is one possible answer"
Usage examples
"'If you want to read him,' said Corey, with a laugh of sympathy for an imaginable joke.
He sought for weeks and months, he went through every imaginable phase of fatigue and despair, over-excitement and anger.
They still haunt his solitary hours, damp his most aspiring thoughts, and show him, even to himself, in the most contemptible and most odious colours imaginable.
To this spasm of sanity and clarity in Michael's mind succeeded a spasm of the elemental terror; the terror of the animal in us which regards the whole universe as its enemy; which, when it is victorious, has no pity, and so, when it is defeated has no imaginable hope.
The boatman took it very quietly, never deigning to give any explanation, but sitting down in his own particular chair, and chewing tobacco, while he looked at Mary with the most satisfied air imaginable, half triumphantly, as if she were the captive of his bow and spear, and half defyingly, as if daring her to escape.