distributable
- adjective
- /dɪsˈtrɪbjʊtəbl/
- Specialized
- The cloud software is designed to be distributable across multiple servers for improved performance.
Examples
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A potential problem with this initiative is that it is not easily distributable, like software or even small hardware products, and is very expensive to build out.
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New exploits are still needed to make a public distributable jailbreak.
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The analog control is very good and is also built into the drives, the controller, and is distributable.
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They developed a new application that is distributable to various devices within the network.
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The update is distributable to all computers in the organization for better security and efficiency.
Synonyms
Made so several people can divide and eat it, like a dish
Surface Forms
Morphology
distributable = distribute (transparent) = distribute + able
In computing this means 'able to be distributed/deployed', which is a direct extension of 'distribute' + '-able'.
Etymology
Distributable comes from the parts dis- meaning 'apart' and tribuere meaning 'to give', the same root as distribute and contribute. So distributable software or systems are ones you can 'send out' or 'spread' to run on many computers.