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• r  to a moderately sufficient extent or degree

• The natural rate of increase of passably well-fed peoples, Darwin says, leads them to double their numbers every 100 years.
• President Strumpen-Darrie (who gets by in half a dozen languages) and 48-year-old Vice President Charles Berlitz (15 languages fluently, another 15 passably) insist that non .
• She's passably callow as Caroline and nicely eerie as the doll-like "blank" Echo, but she doesn't transform with each personality, la Toni Collette in United States of Tara.

• reasonably
• moderately
• pretty
• jolly
• somewhat
• fairly
• middling

• unreasonably
• immoderately

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  Not that it isn’t entertaining, but the film's premise is certainly well past its “use by” date, resulting in another passably palatable sequel distinguished by a lack of narrative and stylistic coherence that could potentially underpin a really viable franchise.
  July 17, 2013 - metacritic

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• Michael Mukasey in International Herald Tribune
  The system worked passably well up until now,Mukasey told the Senate Judiciary Committee, which approved legislation that would establish such a shield.