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Possible   /pˈɑsəbəl/   Listen
Possible

adjective
1.
Capable of happening or existing.  "Anything is possible" , "Warned of possible consequences"
2.
Existing in possibility.  Synonym: potential.  "Possible uses of nuclear power"
noun
1.
Something that can be done.
2.
An applicant who might be suitable.



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... who liked her work sent her a new novel by a new writer, "A. Gage." "I know this is out of your usual line," he said, "but I want a woman to do it, and I want you to be the woman, if possible. Read it and see what you think. Any ...
— The Forerunner, Volume 1 (1909-1910) • Charlotte Perkins Gilman
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— The Fight For The Republic In China • B.L. Putnam Weale
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— Audrey Craven • May Sinclair
... his present quarters, inconvenient and even unwholesome as they were rendered by the humidity of the climate, and the pestilent swarms of insects that filled the atmosphere. Almagro would pass over to Panama, lay the case before the governor, and secure, if possible, his good-will towards the prosecution of the enterprise. If no obstacle were thrown in their way from this quarter, they might hope, with the assistance of Luque, to raise the necessary supplies; while the results of the recent ...
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... Jerry got his firm, massive second teeth and increased in weight and size. He came as near to being spoiled as is possible for a dog. Himself taboo, he quickly learned to lord it over the Somo folk and to have his way and will in all matters. No one dared to dispute with him with stick or stone. Agno hated him—he knew that; but also he gleaned the knowledge ...
— Jerry of the Islands • Jack London


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