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from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective capable of being connected by a bridge or as if by a bridge.
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- adjective Able to be
spanned by, or as if by, abridge .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective capable of being connected by a bridge or as if by a bridge
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Examples
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But the gaps are bridgeable, and to move forward it suffices to take Netanyahu and Abbas by their public words.
Gadi Baltiansky: How the Obama Administration can Jumpstart the Peace Process Gadi Baltiansky 2011
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But the gaps are bridgeable, and to move forward it suffices to take Netanyahu and Abbas by their public words.
Gadi Baltiansky: How the Obama Administration can Jumpstart the Peace Process Gadi Baltiansky 2011
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The gap between American rhetoric and American actions has widened to the point where it no longer is bridgeable.
Michael Brenner: America's Middle East Future Michael Brenner 2011
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It makes it nearly impossible for people who have legitimate but bridgeable differences to sit down at the same table and hash things out.
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It makes it nearly impossible for people who have legitimate but bridgeable differences to sit down at the same table and hash things out.
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It makes it nearly impossible for people who have legitimate but bridgeable differences to sit down at the same table and hash things out.
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The gap would seem to be bridgeable in a negotiated settlement.
Thailand Runs Out of Room for Compromise Pasuk Phongpaichit And Chris Baker 2010
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It makes it nearly impossible for people who have legitimate but bridgeable differences to sit down at the same table and hash things out.
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Yet many of the 475 Palestinian and Israeli peace builders from different backgrounds, locations and degrees of religious observance that we have interviewed over the years believe that the structural and ideological divides that separate Israelis and Palestinians are still - although perhaps barely - bridgeable, and that we have not exhausted all of our non-violent options.
Ronit Avni: What Is the Difference Between Bravery and Courage? 2009
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You see, when it comes down to horsetrading and building coalitions for specific policies, this is where the conservatives here and someone like you can sit and and figure out where we stand on the different issues and see what accomodations we can make and where are differences are not bridgeable.
A Question About Rush’s ‘Conservative’ Critics - Erick’s blog - RedState 2009
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