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compilable

compilable

6.3
Able to be put together into a single report
  • adjective
  • /kəmˈpaɪləbəl/
translation icon : recopilable
  • The data from different sources was easily compilable into a single report.

Examples

  • Her notes were so organized that they were fully compilable for the group project.

  • Only compilable information should be included in the summary document.

  • The data is compilable into a single report.

  • Is this information compilable for the project?

  • The information you provided is easily compilable into a cohesive document.

  • All compilable data must be submitted before the deadline.

  • The team's research findings were compilable into an informative presentation.

Synonyms

organizable
vscompilable
  • US
3.9

Can be put in a clear order to make things easy to find

is gathered chiefly into lists or summaries rather than structured systems
composable
vscompilable
6.7

Able to join with other parts to make a larger thing

is collected into lists or summaries rather than built into larger parts
combinable
vscompilable
4.2

Can be mixed with other things

is assembled into a collection or summary rather than merely joined

Surface Forms

compilable positive
compilable comparative
compilable superlative

Morphology

compilable = compile (transparent) = compile + able

Standard adjectival formation from the verb 'compile' meaning 'able to be compiled/collected', which is straightforward for learners.

Etymology

The word compilable comes from compile, which you can remember as com- 'together' plus pile 'heap' as a simple image. So, compilable information is 'able to be gathered' and easily put together into a single report or list.