buildable
- adjective
- /ˈbɪldəbl/
- The process will ensure that the bridge's design is sound and buildable, according to the statement.
- buildable land
- buildable lot
There's a lot of volcanic rock and this rock actually is buildable material as well.
- There's a lot of volcanic rock and this rock actually is buildable material as well.
- I think you need something in a hard pan that is buildable or easy to shear out.
- What he forgot to check was that half the property was in a flood zone and therefore not buildable.
- And indeed, like if you look at a place like Dallas, Houston, most of Florida is still has tons of buildable land.
Examples
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I think you need something in a hard pan that is buildable or easy to shear out.
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It will put a large number of buildable lots on the market, which will have the effect of driving down land costs, which will most likely result in small in-fill builders making speculative land investments.
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I want to see how buildable it actually is.
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Oh I love how buildable this formula is.
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Blends really easily and it's much more buildable than than I thought.
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I certainly hope that offshore is buildable at reasonable cost, and in my post I quoted references to efforts to reduce them.
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There's a lot of volcanic rock and this rock actually is buildable material as well.
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The city is looking for more areas that are suitable for development and have enough buildable space.
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The new zoning laws will increase the number of buildable lots in the suburban neighborhood.
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Many investors are interested in purchasing buildable land near the coast for future residential projects.
Synonyms
Land and ideas that can be built on or improved
Can be built using specific rules or methods
How Buildable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Buildable comes from build ('to make or put up') and the ending -able ('can'), the same root you see in building and builder. So, when land is buildable it 'can be built on' or is suitable for putting up a house.