What is another word for made passable?
Pronunciation: [mˌe͡ɪd pˈasəbə͡l] (IPA) 
Made passable is a phrase that describes improving something to such an extent that it becomes quite easy to use or navigate. There are several synonyms available to this phrase, including made navigable, made accessible, made tolerable, and made feasible. These words imply that something has been modified or successfully altered to make it acceptable or manageable. Made navigable, for instance, is particularly applicable to bodies of water and indicates that a body of water has been expanded or cleared of obstructions to allow ships or boats to pass. Made accessible suggests that something has been made available or reachable to people, like a building, book, or piece of equipment. Made tolerable means that something previously unbearable or difficult has now been successfully managed or reduced to an acceptable level. Finally, made feasible implies that something previously impossible is now attainable or practical.
