decodable
- adjective
- /dɪˈkoʊdəbl/
- Specialized
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decodificable
- And you can see here is a map of where those different types of information were decodable from the neural activity.
- decodable word
Examples
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In contrast, decodable word lists require students to use their decoding skills much like a nonsense word fluency measure, but with real words.
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Oral reading fluency was assessed with a decodable passage leveled for use in early first grade.
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The Word Attack subtest is an untimed test of a student's ability to read progressively harder pseudowords that are all phonetically decodable.
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Level 1's 120 lessons are constructed so that each of these strands is interwoven into daily lessons comprising 7 to 10 short interrelated activities that focus on building alphabetic decoding skills and having students read fully decodable connected text by Lesson 7.
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The text was written in a format that was easily decodable, allowing readers to understand it without difficulty.
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Teachers often use decodable books to help young children practice their reading skills.
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If the instructions are decodable, even beginners will be able to follow them without any confusion.
Synonyms
11
3.7
Easy to understand
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3.7
Easy to read or understand
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5.7
Able to be understood or explained
How Decodable
- Specialized
1
9.1
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Decodable comes from the verb decode, made of de- meaning 'remove' and code meaning 'a system of secret signs or a message'. So something decodable can be turned back from a secret or coded form into normal, understandable words, like opening a locked box with the right key.