dispatchable
- adjective
- /dɪˈspætʃəbl/
- The technician considered the minor repairs dispatchable and finished them within an hour.
Examples
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She sorted the emails into dispatchable tasks and more complex issues requiring extra time.
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Routine requests are usually dispatchable by the support team before the end of the day.
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The team has a dispatchable plan for emergencies.
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Her dispatchable skills make her a valuable asset.
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The engineer classified the issues as dispatchable to ensure they were resolved swiftly.
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Most customer inquiries are dispatchable by the team within a few hours for prompt service.
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She prioritized the dispatchable tasks to keep the project moving forward efficiently.
Synonyms
Easy to deal with
Easy to manage in daily life
Able to be put into a form that a computer or machine can use
Antonyms
How Quickly
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dispatchable comes from the verb dispatch ('send away quickly') and the ending -able ('can be done'). So a dispatchable job is one you can deal with and finish fast, like quickly sending off a small package.