judicable
adjective
ju·di·ca·ble
ˈjüdə̇kəbəl
: capable of being or liable to be judged
a judicable dispute
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin judicabilis, from Latin judicare to judge + -abilis -able
- self-per
- self-perception
- self-perceptions
- self-perpetuating
- self-perpetuating cycle
- self-perpetuating myth
- self-perpetuation
- self-picture
- self-pity
- self-pitying
- self-pityingly
- self-plagiarism
- self-plagiarisms
- self-pleased
- self-pleasing
- self-poise
- self-poised
- self-pol
- self-policing
- self-pollinate
- self-pollinated
- self-pollinates
- self-pollinating
- self-pollination
- self-portrait