completable
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3.8
Can be finished successfully
- adjective
- /kəmˈpliːtəbl/
:
completable
- The assignment is difficult but still completable if you manage your time well.
Examples
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This project is completable within a week.
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Despite the obstacles, the marathon was entirely completable for most participants.
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We need to make sure the tasks are completable within the given timeframe.
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The task seems completable with the right resources.
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To improve efficiency, the manager suggested breaking the work into smaller, completable tasks.
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The homework was designed as a series of completable assignments to help students grasp the material better.
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The project timeline included many completable milestones to track progress effectively.
Synonyms
accomplishable
vscompletable
1
4.7
Something you can do
is identical in sense but expressed with alternative wording
How Doable
Surface Forms
completable positive
Morphology
Etymology
Completable is made from complete ('finish') and the ending -able ('can be done'). So completable means something that 'can be finished', like a task or puzzle you have time to complete.