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Examples of manageable in a Sentence
We bought smaller, more manageable suitcases.
They divided the students into three manageable groups.
The conditioner makes your hair more manageable.
Recent Examples of manageable from the Web
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However, Phoebe may someday develop more manageable hair like that of the rest of her family, as the condition often regresses in late childhood.
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Combining those waves makes timing the runners more manageable, efficient and most importantly accurate.
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Copeland, the Parks Board president, said city officials are working on a proposal to either reopen Super Splash or — more likely — transform it into a more manageable attraction.
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Like the previous step, this makes the peeling of your banana safer and more manageable!
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A way to chop big tasks into something more manageable.
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Once down, refresh your hair with a glossing spray like Garnier Fructis Style Brilliantine Shine Glossing Spray, which keeps strands manageable and shiny.
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The Tigers have a manageable 2017 slate and a fun yet inconsistent offense led by quarterback Drew Lock.
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Policy makers will maintain a tightening bias -- although in a manageable and calibrated manner -- and interbank rates could rise by another 40-50 basis points, Morgan Stanley economists led by Robin Xing wrote in a June 4 report.
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First Known Use of manageable
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MANAGEABLE Defined for English Language Learners
manageable
playDefinition of manageable for English Language Learners
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: easy to control or deal with
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Spanish Central: Translation of manageable Nglish: Translation of manageable for Spanish speakers
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