winnable

English

Alternative forms

• winable

Etymology

From win +‎ -able.

Adjective

winnable (comparative more winnable, superlative most winnable)

1. Able to be won or achieved.
   • c. 1934, The Living Age‎^[1], volume 351, page 30:

     No winnable seat has been found for Mr. H. L. Nathan, a powerful recruit from the Liberal ranks, and poor Mr. Wedgwood Benn, an invaluable sniper for a party in Opposition, has been out of Parliament now since 1931.

Antonyms

• unwinnable

Translations

able to be won

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 有胜算的

• Finnish: voitettavissa
• French: gagnable (fr)
• Galician: ganábel (gl), ganable (gl)
• German: gewinnbar
• Ido: vinkebla (io)
• Italian: vincibile (it)
• Japanese: 得られる (ja) (erareru), 勝ち目のある (ja) (kachime no aru)
• Manx: so-chosney
• Spanish: ganable (es)

See also

• losable