connectable
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- adjective
- /kəˈnɛktəbl/
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conectable
- It further seemed that the use of this technology had the potential to promote increased participation among those more reserved students who might be reticent to offer oral input to the group but might contribute through the connectable capability of computers.
Examples
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And there's a really connectable thing to that.
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And can you connect those dots or are they connectable dots or take each one?
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Yeah, that is no, is not commensurable, is not logically connectable perfectly back to the previous paradigm.
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Many smart home devices are connectable to the same network, allowing for convenient control from a single app.
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The new accessory is connectable to various types of chargers, making it versatile for different devices.
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With the right software, your laptop is fully connectable to multiple external displays for better productivity.
Synonyms
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Can be opened from another web page or document
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A thing that you can fasten to something else
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A separate part you can add to a device or program to give new features
Can connect to another part
Able to be linked to an idea or memory
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
The word connectable comes from connect, made of con- 'together' and nect 'to tie'. Think of making a knot: connectable means 'able to be joined'.