Definition Synonyms
Definition of shakeable - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
movementRare UK object that can be shakenRare UK
- The toy was a favorite shakeable for the baby.
2.
philosophyRare concept subject to changeRare
- His belief in the theory was a shakeable.
Adjective
1.
physically movableRare capable of being shaken or vibratedRare
- The old bridge felt shakeable during the storm.
2.
beliefs or conceptsRare capable of being weakened or challengedRare
- His confidence was shakeable after the criticism.
Origin of shakeable
Old English, sceacan (to shake)
Examples of shakeable in a sentence
He collected shakeables from different countries as souvenirs. Her opinion on the matter was a shakeable. The theory remained a shakeable among scholars. The shakeable table wobbled with every movement. The earthquake made the buildings feel shakeable. Her beliefs were shakeable after the debate.
The theory proved shakeable under new evidence.
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- French:hochet, secouable, ...
- German:Schüttelobjekt, erschütterbar, ...
- Italian:oggetto da scuotere, agitabile, ...
- Spanish:agitador, sacudible, ...
- Portuguese:sacudível, abalável, ...
- Chinese:摇晃物, 可摇动的, ...
- Japanese:振れるもの, 揺れる, ...
- Arabic:جِسْم قَابِل لِلهَزّ, قابِل لِلهَزّ, ...
- Hebrew:חֵפֶץ לְנִיעוּר, נִיתָּן לְנִיעוּר, ...
- Russian:погремушка, шатающийся, ...
- Ukrainian:брязкальце, тряский, ...
- Hindi:हिलाने योग्य वस्तु, हिलने योग्य, ...
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