Adjective:

প্রাপ্তিসিাধ্য, সংগ্রহ করার সাধ্য,

procurable's Usage Examples:

Since this tradition was adopted, the original Dutch Carnival cake is procurable all year long.

manuscript copies of Vaiya Padal, the other works are very rare and hardly procurable.

and moorish mountain; but, in consequence of abundance of lime being procurable with little trouble and at small expense, it is highly improvable.

deposited on the outside; no graves at this time could be dug; no coffins procurable, for there were neither grave diggers to be had nor undertakers to be.

into recognised components, which would then be regarded as potentially procurable as either applications or services.

save his building, complaining, "Had a ladder of sufficient length been procurable, [we] all agree that the fire could have been easily extinguished; but.

the amalgamation will be to procure only the very best picture subjects procurable on the world's market.

When, after careful consideration of all procurable and assembled data, a reasonable doubt arises regarding service origin.

All the materials procurable in Ireland that go to make up a newspaper are used in Sinn Féin.

ability, and it is rumoured that reasonably fresh eggs will shortly be procurable on the Company's liners.

Kent remarked that the "flames therefore made headway before water was procurable and, as a very high westerly wind was furiously fanning the fire, it began.

He volunteered to go and fetch some wherever procurable.

inks himself from the costliest powders and the most expensive varnishes procurable.

1767 the book had disappeared from circulation, and no copy of it is now procurable; but, the substance of it has been preserved in the Ami des hommes of.

The journal also mentions the oil to be procurable in abundance in Agra.

bamboo platform, under which were placed a man and a specimen of every procurable animal.

recently in the north west expedition, I used petcherie habitually when procurable in default of tobacco and have often chewed it both in its raw and prepared.

We had neither writing nor drawing materials, nor were they procurable…" From 1815, British colonisation expanded out from the Sydney region.

Steel, on the other hand, is easily procurable in simple forms such as long bars, and is extremely strong.

were available in Australian post offices for two weeks before being “procurable at the [Australia Post] Department’s philatelic sections in all States”.

Synonyms:

gettable; available; obtainable; getable;

Antonyms:

unfree; nondisposable; inaccessibility; unavailability; unavailable;