A lock by definition has two states: Locked & Unlocked. All locks
are therefore "unlockable". So it means unable 2 B locked
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I like your reasoning if a lock cannot be "unlocked" was it even a lock? Nice
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I ask the same question about when "the alarm went off"
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Just how locked up is your dictionary anyway?
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why would you even think it is the second one? do you even english?
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oh ffs
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Depends on which Syllable is emphasized
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unable to be locked
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able to be unlocked. Fact
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what about unable to be unlocked?
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Lockable="has the ability to be locked." That means, Unlockable= "unable to be locked."
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although both seem to have reasonable meanings. But the 2nd one is more correct. I think
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@Mer2112 When you have a daughter that's more in heat than your German Shepherd that makes senseThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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the world may never know...
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