effable (Meaning)

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effable (a.)

Capable of being uttered or explained; utterable.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The beauty of her sparkling eyes is an effable attribute that captivates all who encounter it.
The fragrance of the blooming jasmine flowers was so effable that it filled the entire room with a sweet and intoxicating scent.
The joy of receiving an unexpected gift was effable on her face as she beamed with happiness.
The sadness and despair he felt at the loss of his beloved pet were effable in his tearful eyes and trembling voice.
The excitement of children on their first day of school was effable in their chatter and laughter as they eagerly entered the classroom.
The anger and frustration of the team at losing the game were effable in their body language and heated words.
The love and affection between the couple were effable in their gentle touches, lingering gazes, and heartfelt words.
The gratitude she felt for her family's support was effable in the heartfelt letter she wrote expressing her appreciation.
The disappointment of not getting the desired outcome was effable in his dejected demeanor and heavy sigh.
The relief of completing a challenging task was effable in her relaxed posture and contented smile.

Capable of being uttered or explained; utterable.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The beauty of her sparkling eyes is an effable attribute that captivates all who encounter it.

The fragrance of the blooming jasmine flowers was so effable that it filled the entire room with a sweet and intoxicating scent.

The joy of receiving an unexpected gift was effable on her face as she beamed with happiness.

The sadness and despair he felt at the loss of his beloved pet were effable in his tearful eyes and trembling voice.