Definition of swimmable
:that can be swum
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Carrying a $6 million price tag, the 25-acre compound of Glory Farms in Redland features orchards, a swimmable lagoon with a 30-foot waterfall and beach, horse stables and a 1,800-bottle wine room.
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Renderings of the area show five-story buildings, swimming pools, boats, water slides and a beach with a swimmable lagoon.
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Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo pledged in 2015 that the Seine would be swimmable by 2024.
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Pack a picnic, put on your hiking shoes, and prepare for a lovely outdoor outing at one of these nearby swimmable spots.
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SoLe Mia will be comprised of 4,390 residences, 1.4 million square feet of retail space, dining and entertainment and two swimmable 10-acre lagoons.
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Most of the hundreds of hotels in Cabo don’t have swimmable beaches—but El Ganzo does!
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The city has managed to drastically improve water quality in recent decades, turning many dismal waterways into spots that are now swimmable and brimming with aquatic life.
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Heat from the volcano makes some spots swimmable, and many passengers on Antarctic cruises bring back pictures of themselves in the waters of the island caldera.
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First Known Use of swimmable
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