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usable

[yoo-zuh-buhl] / ˈyu zə bəl /


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Whether white feels calming or sterile, Malik argues, depends on how it is used and far from being "Pantonedeaf", she sees it as one of Pantone's most usable picks.

From BBC

Of the 53 higher education institutions that provided usable responses, 48 reported that international students were disproportionately represented in academic misconduct investigations.

From BBC

"When he died, he had been frightened to say, in advance to himself even, that he had cancer," he said, adding that the word cancer was "hardly usable then".

From BBC

But as the chip wars grind on and scarcity shifts from silicon to the inputs that make it usable, owning the water people may be better business than owning the customers who merely use it.

From MarketWatch

Bemoaning previous techniques and the paucity of usable real-world references, he laughs and says, “We had our breakthrough when Katy Perry went up!”

From Los Angeles Times