liveable

[ liv-uh-buhl ]

adjective

1. livable.

Other Words From

• un·livea·ble adjective
• un·livea·ble·ness noun

Example Sentences

This means extreme precipitation "will be more extreme" and, under some global warming scenarios, heat and humidity could mean some parts of the country "would not be liveable", he says.

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"If we are to keep this planet liveable for our children and grandchildren, we must act urgently," the prince said, in a speech that had echoes of the eco-campaigning of his father, King Charles III.

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He says he plans to keep striking until workers at “that entry level can have a liveable wage”.

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“We need Disney to pay us a liveable wage.”

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Sarah Stobbs, who has lived in Cromwell Tower for 14 years, described the situation as "not liveable", adding residents are bearing the burden of Linklaters' emergency.

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