Insight Upper-Intermediate "Unit 2 - 2D" Vocabulary

navigable

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(of a sea or other area of water) deep or wide enough for ships or boats to travel through

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The river remained navigable throughout the year.

Engineers worked to keep the canal navigable for trade.

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navig

Noun

navigable

Adjective

navigability

Noun

navigability

Noun

unnavigable

Adjective

unnavigable

Adjective

legible

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(of a piece of writing) capable of being read or easily understood

illegible

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navig

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navigable

Adjective

navigability

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navigability

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unnavigable

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unnavigable

Adjective

considerable

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large in quantity, extent, or degree

inconsiderable

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navig

Noun

navigable

Adjective

navigability

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navigability

Noun

unnavigable

Adjective

unnavigable

Adjective

valuable

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worth a large amount of money

worthless

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navig

Noun

navigable

Adjective

navigability

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navigability

Noun

unnavigable

Adjective

unnavigable

Adjective

amicable

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(of interpersonal relations) behaving with friendliness and without disputing

hostile

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navig

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navigable

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navigability

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navigability

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unnavigable

Adjective

unnavigable

Adjective

visible

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able to be seen with the eyes

invisible

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navig

Noun

navigable

Adjective

navigability

Noun

navigability

Noun

unnavigable

Adjective

unnavigable

Adjective

audible

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(of a sound) loud enough to be heard by everyone

inaudible

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navig

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navigable

Adjective

navigability

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navigability

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unnavigable

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unnavigable

Adjective

unless

conjunction

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used to say that something depends on something else to happen or be true

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navig

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navigable

Adjective

navigability

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navigability

Noun

unnavigable

Adjective

unnavigable

Adjective

until

preposition

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used to show that something continues or lasts up to a specific point in time and often not happening or existing after that time

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navig

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navigable

Adjective

navigability

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navigability

Noun

unnavigable

Adjective

unnavigable

Adjective

accessible

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(of a place) able to be reached, entered, etc.

inaccessible

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navig

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navigable

Adjective

navigability

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navigability

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unnavigable

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unnavigable

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flexible

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capable of bending easily without breaking

inflexible

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navig

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navigable

Adjective

navigability

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navigability

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unnavigable

Adjective

unnavigable

Adjective

irresistible

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impossible to resist or refuse, usually because of being very appealing or attractive

resistible

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navig

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navigable

Adjective

navigability

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navigability

Noun

unnavigable

Adjective

unnavigable

Adjective

sensible

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(of a person) displaying good judgment

unreasonable

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navig

Noun

navigable

Adjective

navigability

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navigability

Noun

unnavigable

Adjective

unnavigable

Adjective

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