losable

Meanings

• The state or condition of being unable to keep or find something.

  - "I misplaced my keys and am now losable."
  - "The company was losable due to its inability to manage its inventory."
  - "The student was devastated when she realized she had left her laptop at the coffee shop, making her losable."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with losable
able , bale , cable , pale , stale , tail , veil

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. Lose () : To no longer have or possess something. To let go or surrender something. To experience the act of losing something or being defeated.
   

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Variants

List of all variants of losable that leads to same result
losable , losableness , losablenesses , lose , lose ground , lose her heart , lose his heart , lose it , lose its heart , lose my heart , lose one's heart , lose our heart , lose our hearts , lose their heart , lose their hearts , lose your heart , loses , loses ground , loses her heart , loses his heart , loses it , loses its heart , loses one's heart , losing , losing ground , losing her heart , losing his heart , losing it , losing its heart , losing my heart , losing one's heart , losing our heart , losing our hearts , losing their heart , losing their hearts , losing your heart , lost , lost ground , lost her heart , lost his heart , lost it , lost its heart , lost my heart , lost one's heart , lost our heart , lost our hearts , lost their heart , lost their hearts , lost your heart

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Forms

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{"term"=>"Losable (adjective)", "definition"=>"Capable of being lost or in a state of being lost."}, {"term"=>"Losable (noun)", "definition"=>"A person or thing that is capable of being lost or in a state of being lost."}, {"term"=>"Losable (verb)", "definition"=>"To make or become capable of being lost or in a state of being lost."}

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Etymology

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From the Old English word 'losian', meaning 'to lose' or 'to be lost'. The suffix '-able' was added to form the adjective 'losable', meaning 'capable of being lost' or 'in a state of being lost'.

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Culture

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In literature, the term 'losable' has been used to describe characters who are in a state of being lost or are prone to losing things. In art, the concept of 'losability' has been explored through various mediums, such as painting, sculpture, and installation art. In music, the term 'losable' has been used to describe songs or compositions that evoke a sense of loss or longing. In philosophy, the concept of 'losability' has been explored through various philosophical traditions, such as existentialism, phenomenology, and hermeneutics. In psychology, the term 'losable' has been used to describe individuals who have a tendency to lose things or who experience a sense of loss or inadequacy. In sociology, the concept of 'losability' has been explored through various sociological theories, such as functionalism, conflict theory, and symbolic interactionism.

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