“Passable” means something acceptable or adequate, but not exceptional. It suggests that something meets the minimum requirements or standards, but may not be remarkable or impressive. In the context of the story, it refers to the script of the play being decent or satisfactory, but not particularly remarkable or outstanding.
Sample Sentences:
- The road conditions were passable despite the heavy rain.
- Her performance in the exam was just passable, not exceptional.
- The bridge, although old, is still passable for pedestrians.
- The meal was passable, but not particularly memorable.
- The hiker found a passable trail through the dense forest.
- The hotel offered passable accommodations for the night.
- The candidate’s interview was passable, but not outstanding.
- The WiFi signal in the area is only passable, not very strong.
- The weather conditions made the journey only marginally passable.
- Despite the challenges, the team managed to create a passable solution.
Synonyms and Indonesian Equivalent:
- Acceptable: dapat diterima
- Adequate: memadai
- Satisfactory: memuaskan
- Tolerable: dapat ditoleransi
- Decent: layak
- Fair: adil
- Average: rata-rata
- O.K.: baik
- Fine: baik
- Suitable: cocok
Antonyms and Indonesian Equivalent:
- Unacceptable: tidak dapat diterima
- Unsatisfactory: tidak memuaskan
- Inadequate: tidak memadai
- Poor: buruk
- Subpar: di bawah standar
- Unworthy: tidak pantas
- Inferior: rendah kualitas
- Faulty: cacat
- Insufficient: kurang cukup
- Mediocre: biasa saja
Words Derived from “Passable” and Indonesian Equivalent:
- Passably: dengan cukup baik
- Passableness: tingkat kelayakan
Related Words and Indonesian Equivalent:
- Pass: lulus, melewati
- Passage: laluan, bagian dari tulisan
- Passerby: orang yang lewat
Phrasal Verbs and Indonesian Equivalent:
- Pass away: meninggal dunia
- Pass out: pingsan
- Pass by: lewat, melewati
Common Expressions and Indonesian Equivalent:
- Pass the time: menghabiskan waktu
- Pass with flying colors: lulus dengan hasil yang sangat baik
Related Idioms and Indonesian Equivalent:
- Pass the buck: menghindari tanggung jawab
- Pass the hat around: mengumpulkan uang dari orang banyak
