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- adjective Capable of being
subdivided .
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Examples
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This historic three-story, shingle-style manor sits on 10.37 subdividable acres.
Money's Worth: Where You Can Keep Your Yacht Close at Bay 2008
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Grateful to own their homes, maybe a bit too hopeful about the weather, these newcomers tended to see the land as subdividable, not hallowed.
The Unclosed Circle Kerr, Sarah 2007
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A comparable home on a subdividable block in Casino is on the market for $258,000.
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The property is subdividable into seven or eight lots, and it comes with few restrictions.
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The property is subdividable into seven or eight lots, and it comes with few restrictions.
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The second and equally deep strand ” and here I think we do know where it came from ” was his total love of the idea of a field: the following of physical phenomena in minute and infinitely subdividable detail in space and in time.
On Albert Einstein Oppenheimer, Robert 1966
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