Desirable - Law Dictionary Search Results
optimal
Best possible most desirable optimum as the optimal concentration of a drug
Optable
That may be chosen desirable
Onward
Moving in a forward direction tending toward a contemplated or desirable end forward as an onward course progress etc
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Ineligible
to be chosen for an office post position not worthy to be chosen or preferred not expedient or desirable
Improvement
The act of improving advancement or growth promotion in desirable qualities progress toward what is better melioration as the improvement of the mind of land roads etc
improved
advanced to a more desirable or valuable or excellent state Opposite of unimproved
Expetible
Worthy of being wished for desirable
Destitute
Forsaken not having in possession something necessary or desirable deficient lacking devoid often followed by of
Plummy
Of the nature of a plum desirable profitable advantageous
Desirableness
The quality of being desirable
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