answerable
مسؤول
definition
adjective
I'm not answerable to you for my every movement
required to explain or justify one's actions to; responsible or having to report to.
straightforward and answerable questions
(of a question) able to be answered.
translation of 'answerable'
adjective
مسؤول
example
But that conjured up another question, which was not as 'answerable' as the first.
It's certainly a humbler and more 'answerable' question.
The second question is not quite so easily 'answerable' .
It's an 'answerable' question that no one has ever pressed seriously.
These questions are all 'answerable' , to a considerable degree, through research.
The question is probably not 'answerable' in any very specific way.
Judging by his alchemy and religious writings, which considerably outnumber those concerned with scientific matters, he clearly believed that some of these questions were 'answerable' by other methods.
The original question posed in the title is not really 'answerable' .
Obviously some questions may not yet be 'answerable' with the evidence available.
That is a question that the president simply said is not 'answerable' right now.
First, clinicians must convert their need for information in the clinical decision-making process into an 'answerable' question.
Instead I argued that such ultimate questions are not 'answerable' , at least by anyone in our contemporary conversation.
If one is confronted by questions and doubts concerning our religious fundamentals, he should have faith that these questions are 'answerable' .
One of the intriguing questions, only partly 'answerable' at present, is why the birds migrate at all.
Otherwise, it was a very 'answerable' paper with a good choice of questions.
We stop asking 'answerable' questions, and are left with the important ones; the ones we can't answer.
If mediocre students pray for easily 'answerable' question papers, the bright ones seek good memory power.
These questions may never be fully 'answerable' .
Question 8 stood alone as the only straightforward, 'answerable' question on the entire ballot, and yet it too was fraught with complexities.
Science on the other hand normally sticks to the 'answerable' questions, and can afford the luxury of insisting on truth and proof in its reporting.
Democracy might be a flawed process but it was better than handing over control to faceless big business who are not 'answerable to' the voters.
To him it means being personally 'answerable for' everything that happens in government (and dismissing whomever he can blame).
A government, a cabinet, has to reach collective decisions, and the person in charge - in this case the Prime Minister - must be 'answerable for' those decisions.
Private bus operators are 'answerable for' the loss to the State, students, unemployed and the daily wage earners.
Can I remind her and other members of the Council that they are elected to be responsible to the council tax payers of Bradford and are supposedly 'answerable to' them.
The answer is they're not really part of the campaign, so no one knows who's 'answerable for' those ads.
However, past experience has shown us that the standards board is nothing but a toothless watchdog which fails to make people 'answerable for' their actions.
A weblogger has an individuated track record, has ultimate responsibility for the final form of everything that appears in the main body of his site, and is individually 'answerable for' it.
However, the bill does not require members to be representative of the local population or 'answerable to' it.
The Chief Justice is not 'answerable to' the Prime Minister nor any other politician or group of politicians, not even the Parliament.
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