liveable
live‧a‧ble
especially British English, livable especially American English /ˈlɪvəbəl/ adjective
SYN bearable:
Having the children had made his life more liveable.
2.
a. (also liveable in British English) good enough to live in
SYN habitable:
We need to do more to make the neighborhood more livable.
b. nice to live in:
It’s one of the most liveable cities in the US.
3. a livable wage/salary American English a salary that is enough for you to buy the things you need, such as food, a house etc
live‧a‧ble
especially British English, livable especially American English /ˈlɪvəbəl/ adjective Word Family: verb: live, outlive, relive, liven, up; adjective: live, lively, living, liveable; noun: liveliness, living, livelihood; adverb: live
1. a situation that is liveable is satisfactory but not good SYN bearable:
2.
a. (also liveable in British English) good enough to live in
SYN habitable:
b. nice to live in:
3. a livable wage/salary American English a salary that is enough for you to buy the things you need, such as food, a house etc