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passable

adjective as in acceptable, admissible

adjective as in clear and able to be traveled

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"As far as we are aware, the main roads are currently passable but there is a lot of standing water so drivers should proceed with caution of they are to drive in the current conditions," it said.

From BBC

Mari Galloway, California program director for the Wildlands Network, a co-sponsor of both connectivity bills, said there was concern that a local government might allow development in an area where Caltrans invested taxpayer money to make it passable for animals.

The worker told Mortensen that “the road is not passable, and if he attempted to cross he will probably die,” according to Perez.

Much has been made of the uninspired, algorithm-driven content that’s being pumped out by streaming services: You take a couple of big names, graft them onto a done-to-death storyline, give the scenes a modicum of flashiness, and most folks at home on their couch will accept it as a passable diversion.

Ludovico says he isn’t trying to stop people from using the wash, but insists the road be passable and roadblocks stopped.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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