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quotable
/ ˈəʊəə /
adjective
- apt or suitable for quotation
his remarks are not quotable in mixed company
Derived Forms
- ˌܴdzٲˈٲ, noun
Other 51Թ Forms
- ܴdza·i·ٲ ܴdza··Ա noun
- ܴdza· adverb
- ܲ·ܴdza· adjective
Example Sentences
Republican strategist Karl Rove, who worked for the quotable George W. Bush, spelled out the practical case for magnanimity in the Wall Street Journal:
Gilpin is quick-witted and highly quotable, with a gift for conjuring evocative imagery on the fly, all of which makes for a lively interview.
With a friendship dating back to childhood and a professional partnership that began in their college years, Abrahams and the Zuckers created some of the most quotable comedies of the era.
Salmond's interviews, his speeches and his contributions in the House of Commons and the Scottish Parliament were strewn with shrewd and highly quotable little nuggets - politics boiled down to their essence.
There’s a sort of relief in, as Stewart put it, returning to the cliches, the standards of American political theater: the quotable soundbites, the moments that say more than any well-positioned breakdown of domestic growth.
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