downloadable
- adjective
- /ˈdaʊnˌloʊdəbl/
- Texting
- This application is downloadable from the official store for both Android and iOS devices.
- free downloadable
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Watch on YouTubeSo we have resources on our website, downloadable handbooks that you can use as like a teaching guide.
- So we have resources on our website, downloadable handbooks that you can use as like a teaching guide.
Examples
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Several websites featuring downloadable lesson plans were launched to support ASME video products in the area of pre-college education.
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There are several free programs available to perform this task, among them "PDF Redirect" and "Primo PDF," both downloadable free programs.
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It's a downloadable super pack in my video game.
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In fact, over 50% of them have a downloadable app of some kind.
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I recommend for leaders... plus a downloadable list with all the details.
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It's also freely downloadable software for Windows.
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The Natural Health Library offers more than fifteen free, downloadable books and interviews on natural health solutions.
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Jing: A free, downloadable tool for capturing and annotating from your computer screen.
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A pioneering digital publisher has entered the K-12 market with a downloadable library of virtual and audio books.
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Websites often provide curricular materials for educators, many available free of charge in downloadable formats, so teachers may begin planning immediately.
Academic text (2001)
Synonyms
Can be saved for later use or review
Something you can keep and use again later
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Downloadable comes from the verb download, made of down 'from higher to lower' and load 'to put or carry', with the ending -able 'can be'. So a downloadable file is something you 'can bring down' from the internet into your own device, like taking a book down from a shelf.