Crossword-Solution: ATTACKABLE
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Attackable | a. | Capable of being attacked. |
We have 12 clues for the answer “ATTACKABLE”
| Clue | Answers |
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| beatable | 12 answers |
| conquerable | 12 answers |
| vincible | 12 answers |
| penetrable | 13 answers |
| assailable | 31 answers |
| Tied | 36 answers |
| Amenable | 46 answers |
| chargeable | 51 answers |
| Given | 53 answers |
| Responsible | 55 answers |
| Liable | 61 answers |
| sensitive | 77 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
EERAT
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with ATTACKABLE (5)
With cannon on their left flank, and such a gullet to pass through, one may hope they will be in rather an attackable condition.
Unattackable clearly, the Austrians, on that left wing of theirs; not in the centre well attackable, nor in the front at all, with that stiff ground, and such redoubts and points of strength: but round on their right yonder; take them in flank,--cannot we? On as far as Kyge, the Three have ridden reconnoitring; and found no possibility upon the front; nor at Kyge, where the front ends in batteries, pools and quagmires, is there any.
The practice I have adopted of late years, in lecturing to students, is to condense the substance of the hour's discourse into a few dry propositions, which are read slowly and taken down from dictation; the reading of each being followed by a free commentary expanding and illustrating the proposition, explaining terms, and removing any difficulties that may be attackable in that way, by diagrams made roughly, and seen to grow under the lecturer's hand.
One of the most important lines for Rooks to occupy is--especially in the ending --the one in which most of the attackable Pawns of the opponent are standing, that is in the majority of cases the second or the seventh rank respectively.
The practice I have adopted of late years, in lecturing to students, is to condense the substance of the hour's discourse into a few dry propositions, which are read slowly and taken down from dictation; the reading of each being followed by a free commentary, expanding and illustrating the proposition, explaining terms, and removing any difficulties that may be attackable in that way, by diagrams made roughly, and seen to grow under the lecturer's hand.