perpetrable (Meaning)
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perpetrable (a.)
Capable of being perpetrated.
Synonyms & Antonyms of perpetrable
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perpetrable Sentence Examples
- The crime was so heinous that it was deemed perpetrable even in the eyes of the most hardened judge.
- The perpetrator's actions were so egregious that they rendered the crime perpetrable beyond belief.
- The victim's innocence and the offender's depravity made the offense perpetrable in the worst way.
- The abuse of power manifested in the act made the crime perpetrable by its very nature.
- The motivations behind the perpetrator's actions were so twisted that they rendered the crime all the more perpetrable.
- The lack of remorse and empathy displayed by the offender made the act perpetrable in the extreme.
- The disregard for human life exhibited in the crime made it perpetrable to the highest degree.
- The intentionality and premeditation involved in the offense elevated its perpetrability to an unspeakable level.
- The vulnerability of the victim and the perpetrator's exploitation of that vulnerability rendered the crime perpetrable in the most heinous way.
- The sheer brutality and suffering inflicted upon the victim made the offense perpetrable beyond the limits of human comprehension.
FAQs About the word perpetrable
Capable of being perpetrated.
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The crime was so heinous that it was deemed perpetrable even in the eyes of the most hardened judge.
The perpetrator's actions were so egregious that they rendered the crime perpetrable beyond belief.
The victim's innocence and the offender's depravity made the offense perpetrable in the worst way.
The abuse of power manifested in the act made the crime perpetrable by its very nature.
