Word of the Day

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Dirigible

[dir-ə-jə-bəl]Part of speech: adjective

Origin: latin, late 16th century

• Steerable
• Capable of being controlled or directed

Examples of Dirigible in a sentence

• Sure, your new aircraft invention is fast, but it's not dirigible; you can't steer it in the direction you want to travel.
• Shauna piloted the dirigible blimp away from the building's spire, narrowly avoiding disaster.

Illya struggled with the gondola, it was not in the least a dirigible craft.