draftable
- adjective
- /ˈdræftəbl/
- Not every idea is immediately draftable into a formal proposal.
Examples
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The contract is easily draftable using the standard legal template.
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This report is draftable and ready for review.
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She found the report highly draftable thanks to the clear guidelines provided.
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Is this document draftable before the deadline?
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The contract is easily draftable using the standard legal template.
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She found the report highly draftable thanks to the clear guidelines provided.
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Not every idea is immediately draftable into a formal proposal.
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Etymology
Draftable comes from draft meaning 'a first version' and the ending -able meaning 'can be'. So, draftable means something 'can be written or prepared as a draft', which explains its use for texts or reports.