different between relivable vs gelivable
relivable
English
Etymology
relive +? -able
Adjective
relivable (comparative more relivable, superlative most relivable)
- Able to be relived, able to be experienced again.
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gelivable
English
Etymology
From Chinese ????? (g?ilì, “to give power; to be powerful, awesome”) + -able. Perhaps a back-formation from ungelivable (“uninteresting, unexciting”), which was modelled on unbelievable.
Adjective
gelivable (comparative more gelivable, superlative most gelivable)
- (chiefly China, Internet slang) awesome, incredible, amazing, extraordinary
Anagrams
- levigable
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