supervadable
Describes an obstacle, difficulty, or physical barrier that is capable of being overcome, bypassed, or stepped over. It is often used in formal or technical contexts to indicate that a challenge is not insurmountable.
Examples
3 of 5The small garden fence was easily supervadable for a person of average height.
The small garden fence was easily supervadable for a person of average height.
Initial logistical hurdles were deemed supervadable provided the department received the necessary funding.
Initial logistical hurdles were deemed supervadable provided the department received the necessary funding.
Don't sweat it; that pile of laundry is totally supervadable if we just start now.
Don't sweat it; that pile of laundry is totally supervadable if we just start now.
Antonyms
Word Family
Memory Tip
Think of the prefix 'super-' (above/over) and the root 'vade' (to go, as in evade or invade). If you can 'go over' it, it is supervadable.
Quick Quiz
Despite the initial complexity of the project, the team realized the technical glitches were actually _______ with the right software patch.
Correct!
The correct answer is: supervadable
Examples
The small garden fence was easily supervadable for a person of average height.
everydayThe small garden fence was easily supervadable for a person of average height.
Initial logistical hurdles were deemed supervadable provided the department received the necessary funding.
formalInitial logistical hurdles were deemed supervadable provided the department received the necessary funding.
Don't sweat it; that pile of laundry is totally supervadable if we just start now.
informalDon't sweat it; that pile of laundry is totally supervadable if we just start now.
The researcher argued that the limitations of the current study are supervadable through more rigorous data modeling.
academicThe researcher argued that the limitations of the current study are supervadable through more rigorous data modeling.
Market entry barriers in this region are supervadable if we leverage our existing local partnerships.
businessMarket entry barriers in this region are supervadable if we leverage our existing local partnerships.
Antonyms
Word Family
Common Collocations
Common Phrases
a supervadable task
a supervadable task
technically supervadable
technically supervadable
supervadable by design
supervadable by design
Often Confused With
Supervade is the verb form (to overcome), whereas supervadable is the adjective describing the capacity to be overcome.
Superficial refers to something on the surface or shallow, while supervadable refers to the ability to get past a barrier.
Usage Notes
This word is extremely rare and primarily appears in formal academic writing, technical logic puzzles, or older literature. It is often used to emphasize that a barrier is not as difficult as it first appears.
Common Mistakes
Learners may misspell the word by using '-ible' instead of '-able' or confuse it with 'evadable', which specifically implies avoiding rather than simply being able to pass over.
Memory Tip
Think of the prefix 'super-' (above/over) and the root 'vade' (to go, as in evade or invade). If you can 'go over' it, it is supervadable.
Word Origin
Derived from the Latin 'super' (above, over) and 'vadere' (to go, walk, or wade).
Grammar Patterns
Cultural Context
The term is most frequently encountered in specific standardized test prep materials or philosophical texts regarding the nature of human obstacles.
Quick Quiz
Despite the initial complexity of the project, the team realized the technical glitches were actually _______ with the right software patch.
Correct!
The correct answer is: supervadable
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