shakable US
ˈʃeɪkəbl̩
See also: shakeable (UK)
Definition

Definition of shakable - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
metaphoricalRareUScapable of being weakened or destabilizedRareUS
  • His confidence was shakable after the criticism.
insecure unstable unsteady
2.
doubtableRareUSable to be questioned or doubtedRareUS
  • His alibi was shakable, leading to further investigation.
doubtful questionable uncertain
3.
designRareUSdesigned to be shaken for a purposeRareUS
  • This shakable flashlight charges by shaking it.
movable portable
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Origin of shakable

English, shake (tremble) + able (capable)

Examples of shakable in a sentence

  • The team's morale was shakable following the defeat.
  • The witness's testimony was shakable, casting doubt on the case.
  • Her claims were shakable, making the jury skeptical.
  • The shakable cocktail mixer is popular among bartenders.
  • He invented a shakable snow globe for kids.

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  1. French:ébranlable, contestable, ...
  2. German:erschütterbar, zweifelhaft, ...
  3. Italian:vacillante, discutibile, ...
  4. Spanish:vulnerable, dudoso, ...
  5. Portuguese:abalável, questionável, ...
  6. Chinese:不稳定的, 可质疑的, ...
  7. Japanese:揺らぎやすい, 疑わしい, ...
  8. Arabic:قابِل لِلزَّعزَعَة, قابِل لِلشَّكِّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִתָּן לְעֵרוּעַ, מוטל בספק, ...
  10. Russian:шаткий, сомнительный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:хиткий, сумнівний, ...
  12. Hindi:डगमगाने वाला, संदिग्ध, ...
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