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1. (adj.) punishable
liable to or deserving punishment.
Etymology: (1375–1425)
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| Definition of 'punishable' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) punishable
liable to or deserving punishment
"punishable offenses"
2. (adj) penal, punishable
subject to punishment by law
"a penal offense"
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1. (adjective) punishable
able to be punished legally or according to rules
a crime punishable by death
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| Definition of 'punishable' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) punishable
deserving of, or liable to, punishment; capable of being punished by law or right; -- said of person or offenses
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Sense: (of offences etc) able or likely to be punished by law
Driving without a licence is a punishable offence.
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Afrikaans: strafbaar |
Arabic: مُسْتَوْجِب العِقاب |
Bulgarian: наказуем |
Brazilian: punível |
Czech: trestný |
German: strafbar |
Danish: strafbar |
Greek: αξιόποινος |
Spanish: punible, castigable |
Estonian: karistatav |
Farsi: قابل تنبیه |
Finnish: rangaistava |
French: punissable |
Hebrew: בַּר-עוֹנשִין |
Hindi: दण्डनीय |
Hungarian: büntetendő |
Indonesian: bisa dihukum |
Icelandic: refsiverður |
Italian: punibile |
Japanese: 罰を受ける |
Korean: 처벌해야 할, 벌에 처해야 마땅한 |
Lithuanian: baudžiamas, baustinas |
Latvian: sodāms |
Malay: boleh dihukum |
Dutch: strafbaar |
Norwegian: straffbar |
Polish: karalny |
Persian: قابل تنبیه |
Pashto: د رټلو وړ |
Portuguese: punível |
Romanian: care se pedepseşte |
Russian: наказуемый |
Slovak: trestný |
Slovenian: kazniv |
Serbian: kažnjiv |
Swedish: straffbar |
Thai: ซึ่งเป็นโทษ |
Turkish: cezalandırılabilir, cezay |
Taiwanese: 該罰的 |
Ukrainian: такий, що заслуговує на п |
Urdu: قابل سزا، قابل تعزير |
Vietnamese: có thể trừng phạt |
Chinese: 该罚的 |
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