chasable Synonyms
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chasable Meaning
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chasable (a.)
Capable of being chased; fit for hunting.
chasable Sentence Examples
- The elusive creature left behind tracks, indicating it was chasable, albeit through dense terrain.
- With proper equipment and strategy, the opportunity became chasable, despite the initial skepticism of the hunters.
- The prize, though initially elusive, became chasable once its location was narrowed down.
- The chasable dream of finding buried treasure fueled the explorer's determination to continue their quest.
- The rare celestial event rendered the comet chasable for astronomers across the globe.
- Despite its fleeting nature, the chance for success was chasable, given the right timing and resources.
- The criminal's trail made them chasable, but their cunning tactics made capture challenging.
- The cryptic clues made the treasure hunt chasable, enticing adventurers to embark on the quest.
- The fleeting moments of opportunity were indeed chasable, but only for those who acted swiftly.
- In the vast expanse of the desert, the mirage seemed chasable, yet it remained just out of reach.
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Capable of being chased; fit for hunting.
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The elusive creature left behind tracks, indicating it was chasable, albeit through dense terrain.
With proper equipment and strategy, the opportunity became chasable, despite the initial skepticism of the hunters.
The prize, though initially elusive, became chasable once its location was narrowed down.
The chasable dream of finding buried treasure fueled the explorer's determination to continue their quest.
