numerable
/ˈnjuːm(ə)rəb(ə)l
/adjective
Able to be counted.A cleverly packaged cocktail of elderly acting talent bring their numerable years of experience to the table to create a gentle, mature and engaging little story....
- I find this penalty charge to us, and other numerable people, to be a fraud.
- I protect this small burg from the likes of them, especially around this time, as the attacks grow ever-more numerable.
Origin
Mid 16th century: from Latin numerabilis, from numerare 'to number'.
- unreckonable
- unreckoned
- unreclaimable
- unreclaimably
- unreclaimed
- unreclining
- unrecognisable
- unrecognised
- unrecognition
- unrecognizable
- unrecognizably
- unrecognized
- unrecognizing
- unrecognizingly
- unrecollected
- unrecommendable
- unrecommended
- unrecompensable
- unrecompensed
- unreconcilable
- unreconcilably
- unreconciled
- unreconciliable
- unreconnoitered
- unreconnoitred