imaginable
adj.adj. possible to think of or picture in your mind. You use it to describe the widest range of things you can think of.
adj. capable of being conceived by the mind or imagined. Often used after a noun or a superlative to emphasize that every possibility is included.
The shop sells every imaginable flavor of ice cream.
The rescue team faced every imaginable difficulty, from freezing temperatures to broken equipment, yet they never gave up.
The architect utilized every imaginable resource to ensure the skyscraper could withstand the most severe seismic activity recorded in the region's history.
From Middle English ymaginable, from Latin imāginābilis; equivalent to imagine + -able.
Often functions as a postpositive adjective, appearing immediately after the noun it modifies (e.g., 'every way imaginable').
the most imaginable solutionthe most imaginative solutionLearners confuse 'imaginable' (possible to think of) with 'imaginative' (showing creativity or new ideas).