containable
4.3
Something that can fit inside a container or small space
- adjective
- /kənˈteɪnəbl/
- It's the complete book, the full experience containable on paper.
Examples
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Her emotions were containable during the stressful meeting, allowing her to focus.
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The small design project is containable within the allocated budget.
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This software is designed to be containable on a single device without any issues.
Synonyms
packable
vscontainable
Easy to pack into a bag or suitcase
fits inside a container or limited space but not necessarily easy to pack
stowable
vscontainable
4.9
Can be put away easily when not in use
is suitable for being kept inside a container at any time, not only when unused
holdable
vscontainable
4.4
Can be kept or owned for a long time
focuses on physical fitting inside a container rather than ownership or long retention
Antonyms
How Containable
containable
4.3
uncontainable
2
6.5
Surface Forms
containable positive
Morphology
Etymology
Containable comes from contain, which is made of con- 'with' and tenere 'to hold', the same root as retain ('to hold back'). So something containable can be 'held' or stored inside a container or limited space.