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Impartable vs. Impartible
Impartable
/ɪmˈpɑːrtəbl̩/Examples:
The wisdom he gained was not easily impartable to others.Her skills were considered impartable by her many mentors.The professor's knowledge was not entirely impartable via lectures.
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Impartible
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The heirloom is an impartible family treasure.Land in this region was historically impartible.Inheritance laws here allow only impartible property division.
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Ways to tell them apart:
- Impartable refers to something that can be given or shared, emphasizing the action of imparting.
- Impartible refers to something that cannot be divided into parts, focusing on indivisibility.
- Remember that impartable and impartible both share the root impart, but they have different prefixes leading to opposite meanings.
- Think of impartable as being versatile, as it can be shared, while impartible is rigid and undividable.
- Impartable includes the idea of distribution, while impartible emphasizes unity.
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