సామర్థ్యం,

Adjective:

చొప్పించు, మిలనీ, ఏ ఇతర తో కలిపి వారు,

associable's Usage Examples:

Sokol Shupo - Art music in the Balkans 2004 p 62 "Scarcely associable with any group were Dimitrios Lialios (1869-1940), a remarkable composer.

thunder, the mountain mother goddess (Mother of Gods) assisted by lions, associable or not to the more debated Kuvava (Cybele).

numbers while communicating online to make up for sounds not directly associable to latin letters.

Shrines to the Virgin were common all over Christendom, as are badges associable with her.

However, Lebanese people are now using latin numbers while communicating online to make up for sounds not directly associable to latin letters.

XXVI March 1948 - "A marble relief attributable to Donatello and some associable stuccos", The Art Bulletin, 30.

the semi-legendary local ruler Tantalus, called the Phrygian and also associable with the Luvians and the Lydians, and deriving its wealth from the region"s.

inspiration, adding her own insight that the and- heading made the term readily associable with andi "spirit" (Norwegian: ånd) which was in a way synonymous "elves.

or possible co-suggestion (all thoughts of the same mental subject are associable or capable of suggesting each other); (2) Repetition or direct remembrance.

Hildburgh, "A marble relief attributable to Donatello and some associable stuccos", The Art Bulletin, 30.

Battle of Sacred and Profane Love") in Pope Urban VIII"s Poëmata that is associable with Duquesnoy"s opus.

There are high percentages of organic matter (3,42 %) associable to the presence of charcoal generated to low temperature; probably due.

are: Land of Masa/Masha (associable with Iron Age "Mysia") Karkiya (associable with Iron Age "Caria") Lukka lands (associable with Iron Age "Lycia") After.

Synonyms:

associatory, associative,

Antonyms:

nonassociative,