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Cultivatable

Cultivatable \Cul"ti*va`ta*ble\ (k?l"t?-v?`t?-b'l), a. Cultivable.

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cultivatable

a. cultivable

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cultivatable

adj. (of farmland) capable of being farmed productively [syn: arable, cultivable, tillable]

Usage examples of "cultivatable".

That the works would be begun at once, and that the Hudson's Bay Company, so long obstructive, would now set an example of despatch, and that that which had long been hoped for and promised by others, would now be accomplished by them as the pioneer works of an early settlement of the cultivatable portions of the country.

With the nearby stream and cultivatable land, it made a good homestead, as the persistence of the villagers showed: Few people would willingly live within sight of a ring of stones unless they had a compelling reason to remain there.

The wild rubber may be available, in 1632, from a wider area, and the plantation rubber may be cultivatable in locations other than those shown on the map.