commutable
Close enough to travel to work each day
- adjective
- /kəˈmjuːtəbl/
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asequible
- Living in a small town can be convenient since many people find it is a commutable distance to the city.
Examples
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The new housing developments are located in areas that are commutable for those working in the city.
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It is as safe as any other LI town; the schools are decent, and it is a commutable distance to the city.
Blog text (24) -
She prefers a job that is commutable so she can easily travel to work each day.
Synonyms
reachable
vscommutable
Easy to get to by road or path
is suitable for regular travel to and from work within reasonable time
Antonyms
How Accessible
Surface Forms
commutable positive
Morphology
Etymology
Commutable is also used for places you can travel to for work; a helpful way to remember this is to link it to the verb commute, which people use for daily travel, and think of the trip as a regular 'change of place'. So a town that is commutable is one you can travel to and from easily for work.