Pronunciation: /ˈriəlaɪzəbl/
noun the state or quality of being able to be achieved or realized
A1 The concept of realizable dreams is often discussed in fairy tales.
A2 She believed that her goal of becoming a doctor was realizable with hard work.
B1 Setting realistic and realizable goals is important for personal growth.
B2 The project seemed daunting at first, but with proper planning, it became realizable.
C1 The realizable potential of renewable energy sources is being explored by scientists.
C2 The realizable benefits of investing in education are evident in the long-term success of individuals.
adjective able to be achieved or realized
A1 Setting small, achievable goals is important for making dreams realizable.
A2 With hard work and determination, any dream can become realizable.
B1 The project seemed daunting at first, but with proper planning, it became realizable.
B2 The team worked tirelessly to make the ambitious plan realizable.
C1 The realizable potential of the new technology is immense.
C2 The realizable benefits of investing in education are evident in the long-term success of individuals.
formal The project's goals are ambitious but still realizable with proper planning and resources.
informal I know it seems like a lot, but it's definitely doable if we put our minds to it.
slang Don't worry, it's totally doable. We got this!
figurative With enough determination, even the wildest dreams can become realizable.
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