Definition of ponderable in English:

ponderable

adjective ˈpɒnd(ə)rəb(ə)lˈpɑndərəbəl

literary

Having appreciable weight or significance.
Example sentencesExamples
- To me the strangest aspect of randomness is its role as a link between the world of mathematical abstraction and the universe of ponderable matter and energy.
- On the contrary, it made the future less ponderable than it had been since the 1930s.
- It is a dense and ponderable epic with Stipe asking: ‘I used to think as birds take wing/they sing through life, so why can't we?’
- Two years later these soul supporters of the Chinook formed the Chinook Owners Association and dedicated themselves to reviving Walden's ponderable vision.
- Thanks for your excellent site, which provides enough ponderable reading to have my brother ‘addicted’ to science, and keeps him from doing work all week.

Derivatives

ponderability

noun pɒnd(ə)rəˈbɪlɪtiˌpɑnd(ə)rəˈbɪlədi

literary

I said, we humans are not the determinant factor in the ponderability of the universe.
Example sentencesExamples
- Thus, concrete objects of experience, which have a high degree of ponderability, are the least substantial.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from late Latin ponderabilis, from ponderare 'weigh, reflect on' (see ponder).

Definition of ponderable in US English:

ponderable

adjectiveˈpɑndərəbəlˈpändərəbəl

literary

Having appreciable weight or significance.
Example sentencesExamples
- Two years later these soul supporters of the Chinook formed the Chinook Owners Association and dedicated themselves to reviving Walden's ponderable vision.
- It is a dense and ponderable epic with Stipe asking: ‘I used to think as birds take wing/they sing through life, so why can't we?’
- To me the strangest aspect of randomness is its role as a link between the world of mathematical abstraction and the universe of ponderable matter and energy.
- Thanks for your excellent site, which provides enough ponderable reading to have my brother ‘addicted’ to science, and keeps him from doing work all week.
- On the contrary, it made the future less ponderable than it had been since the 1930s.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from late Latin ponderabilis, from ponderare ‘weigh, reflect on’ (see ponder).

单词	ponderable
释义	Definition of ponderable in English: ponderable adjective ˈpɒnd(ə)rəb(ə)lˈpɑndərəbəl literary Having appreciable weight or significance. Example sentencesExamples To me the strangest aspect of randomness is its role as a link between the world of mathematical abstraction and the universe of ponderable matter and energy. On the contrary, it made the future less ponderable than it had been since the 1930s. It is a dense and ponderable epic with Stipe asking: ‘I used to think as birds take wing/they sing through life, so why can't we?’ Two years later these soul supporters of the Chinook formed the Chinook Owners Association and dedicated themselves to reviving Walden's ponderable vision. Thanks for your excellent site, which provides enough ponderable reading to have my brother ‘addicted’ to science, and keeps him from doing work all week. Derivatives ponderability noun pɒnd(ə)rəˈbɪlɪtiˌpɑnd(ə)rəˈbɪlədi literary I said, we humans are not the determinant factor in the ponderability of the universe. Example sentencesExamples Thus, concrete objects of experience, which have a high degree of ponderability, are the least substantial. Origin Mid 17th century: from late Latin ponderabilis, from ponderare 'weigh, reflect on' (see ponder). Definition of ponderable in US English: ponderable adjectiveˈpɑndərəbəlˈpändərəbəl literary Having appreciable weight or significance. Example sentencesExamples Two years later these soul supporters of the Chinook formed the Chinook Owners Association and dedicated themselves to reviving Walden's ponderable vision. It is a dense and ponderable epic with Stipe asking: ‘I used to think as birds take wing/they sing through life, so why can't we?’ To me the strangest aspect of randomness is its role as a link between the world of mathematical abstraction and the universe of ponderable matter and energy. Thanks for your excellent site, which provides enough ponderable reading to have my brother ‘addicted’ to science, and keeps him from doing work all week. On the contrary, it made the future less ponderable than it had been since the 1930s. Origin Mid 17th century: from late Latin ponderabilis, from ponderare ‘weigh, reflect on’ (see ponder).
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