shakeable
ˈʃeɪkəbl̩
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Definition of shakeable - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
movementRareUKobject that can be shakenRareUK
  • The toy was a favorite shakeable for the baby.
movable shakable
2.
philosophyRareconcept subject to changeRare
  • His belief in the theory was a shakeable.
alterable mutable

Adjective

1.
physically movableRarecapable of being shaken or vibratedRare
  • The old bridge felt shakeable during the storm.
movable
2.
beliefs or conceptsRarecapable of being weakened or challengedRare
  • His confidence was shakeable after the criticism.
debatable doubtful questionable
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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.

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  1. French:hochet, secouable, ...
  2. German:Schüttelobjekt, erschütterbar, ...
  3. Italian:oggetto da scuotere, agitabile, ...
  4. Spanish:agitador, sacudible, ...
  5. Portuguese:sacudível, abalável, ...
  6. Chinese:摇晃物, 可摇动的, ...
  7. Japanese:振れるもの, 揺れる, ...
  8. Arabic:جِسْم قَابِل لِلهَزّ, قابِل لِلهَزّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:חֵפֶץ לְנִיעוּר, נִיתָּן לְנִיעוּר, ...
  10. Russian:погремушка, шатающийся, ...
  11. Ukrainian:брязкальце, тряский, ...
  12. Hindi:हिलाने योग्य वस्तु, हिलने योग्य, ...
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