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Adjective(1) able to be passed or traversed or crossed,about average,acceptable,neither good nor bad,admissible,clear and able to be traveled(2) able to be passed or traversed or crossed(3) about average(4) acceptable(5) neither good nor bad(6) admissible(7) clear and able to be traveled

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(1) They speak fluent French, passable German, and have notions of Spanish.(2) He raised his voice a few tones on these last words, giving a passable imitation of his friend, and Telli joined him in laughing.(3) Keeping the clay roads passable , especially in winter, was a difficult task.(4) His face was not much to look at - certainly not handsome, but passable enough.(5) Kantine food was passable , and after work, there was just enough energy to make it home and go to bed.(6) Yes, things have changed and changed for the better and now rural people have acquired auto means of transport because roads are passable .(7) There would be no ambulance, especially with the snow too deep for the road to be passable .(8) Snow was settling on the Pennines this morning but roads were still passable with care.(9) The streets were so choked with sellers and shoppers alike that oftentimes only one lane of the street was passable for cars.(10) He plays a vital role travelling ahead of us to check our intended route is safely passable and helping anyone who falls overboard.(11) What notion of vision and flair achieved this passable imitation of a prison yard?(12) The remainder tracks are passable but not memorable enough to merit mention.(13) A few paved trunk roads and many passable dirt roads make Maasailand accessible.(14) It's got passable graphics, a mediocre soundtrack, and gameplay that depends in large part on your ability to mash the Square button.(15) An engineer with Kerry County Council said the road is still passable and there are traffic lights in operation.(16) Mr. Moore was a traveling dentist when roads were passable and a hatter in the winter months.