Preferable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREFERABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• to be preferred, also PREFERRABLE
• more desirable or suitable
• Worthy to be preferred or chosen before something else; more desirable; as, a preferable scheme.
• more desirable than another
• to be preferred
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having greater value or desirability; being preferred

Words related to PREFERABLE

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Words that contain PREFERABLE

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How to use PREFERABLE in a sentence

• The kind most esteemed is that of one uniform colour, that of blue-black being preferable to any other.
• But work even under strain or pain would have been preferable to endless hours to think, to remember, to fight despair.
• Saddle-leather is in some respects even preferable to sole-leather.
• One or the other expedient is preferable, according to the general nature of the arrangements adopted.
• The streets were sandy, but were well-shaded by fine oak trees and far preferable to the clay roads of Atlanta.
• I will tell you further on why a stop cock is preferable to a globe valve.
• From this, a person of limited sense would believe a vicious course of life is preferable to a virtuous one.
• In this, too, the color idea can be carried out, the smaller designs being preferable.
• They circulated a notice throughout Gaul, summoning a meeting of delegates to consider whether liberty or peace was the preferable alternative.
• They that soar too high, often fall hard, making a low and level Dwelling preferable.
• The apothecary advanced the opinion that little red-haired women were preferable to tall, dark women, who, like fine horses, were always in the stable, he said.
• All of them, however, have some peculiar advantages, and I think this, on the whole, appeared preferable to any other I had ever seen.
• You are then engaged to tell me, truly and honestly, whether you do not find the tranquil pleasures of America, preferable to the empty bustle of Paris.
• Native citizens, on several valuable accounts, are preferable to aliens, and to citizens alien-born.
• A time would come, however, when war would be preferable to a continuance of the embargo.
• Much of it, unfortunately, has not been of the kind to make the American ideas and ways seem preferable to his own.
• When grown for hay it is usually preferable to sow the seed without admixture.
• And on the score of economy in construction, repair, or accident, the plan here adopted is altogether preferable.
• Those blankets must have been a God-send indeed to not a few families, and your plan is preferable to a Fancy-Fair.
• Powys, who said that under present circumstances war was preferable to peace with France.
• Horace advised field-grown Turnips as preferable at a banquet to those of garden culture.
• He felt that death was preferable to life without Henrietta Temple.
• After a few days of sincere grief I reflected philosophically that if he had not passed away I must have gone soon, and naturally felt it preferable that I should be the survivor.
• Green wood is preferable, because it will retain the shape in which it has been bent better after drying.
• If the latter method is used, the square lump sugar will be preferable.
• The slaves of antiquity, however, were in a situation far preferable to that of the Negros in the West Indies.
• It is much preferable, however, to take them from a nursery.
• The presumption of Lord Keith in observing to Napoleon that it was preferable for him to be sent to St.
• Straight flights are preferable to circular stairs.

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