duplicable
- adjective
- /ˈduːplɪkəbl/
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duplicable
- The training program is designed to be duplicable, ensuring that new employees can easily replicate the process.
Examples
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"Becoming a master at creating duplicable systems and processes means that you'll need to understand the steps that lead to success, clearly define them, write them down, and explain them to your team," says Downing.
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Instead, you'll be creating multiple, duplicable small businesses that are constantly creating new streams of income for you.
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His response: "I don't have a particular limit for it, but I do want this duplicable model to at least reach the whole of South Africa."
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The instructions for building the model are clear and duplicable by anyone who follows them.
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Her strategy for success is duplicable, which allows others to achieve similar results.
Synonyms
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4.2
Safe to say again in front of other people
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4.9
Can give the same result when done again
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7.9
Able to make copies inside cells or molecules
Easy for other people to copy
Something that is not the only one and can appear more than once
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Etymology
Duplicable comes from the root dupli-, which means 'two' or 'a second', and is the same idea as duplicate and double. So, something duplicable can be copied and made into a second, the same item.