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addible

addible

8.6
Able to be joined to something
  • adjective
  • /ˈædɪbəl/
translation icon : adicionable
  • Please ensure that any new field is addible to the existing structure.

Examples

  • The numbers in the set are all addible under these rules.

  • Only addible components can be included in this list.

  • This option is addible!

  • The feature is addible.

  • Only addible components can be included in this list.

  • Please ensure that any new field is addible to the existing structure.

  • The numbers in the set are all addible under these rules.

Synonyms

attachable
vsaddible
1 3.2

A thing that you can fasten to something else

is broader meaning it can simply be combined without fastening
includible
vsaddible
1 5.1

Can be added to a list or counted in a total

is more about suitability than the simple ability to be added
addable
vsaddible
5.5

A thing you can put with other things

is the same meaning but is an alternative spelling
includable
vsaddible
3.5

Something you can add to a list, plan, or budget

is about being able to join or be added rather than suitability

Surface Forms

addible positive

Morphology

addible = add (semi-transparent) = add + ible

The meaning is directly derivable from 'add' + adjectival suffix '-ible', but the spelling choice '-ible' (rather than the more common '-able') and the word's rarity may make it slightly unexpected to learners.

Etymology

Addible comes from the simple verb add ('to put in' or 'join') and the ending -ible ('able'). So it means 'able to be added', like a piece you can join to a set.