duplicatable
- adjective
- /ˈduːplɪˌkeɪtəbl/
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duplicable
- The teacher developed a duplicatable lesson plan that other instructors could easily follow.
Examples
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I just don't think that ideal is realistic or duplicatable to any real degree.
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You see these people with these lifestyles, that's duplicatable by you.
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From there, create a duplicatable and unique method and then finally package that method into a curriculum that you can then use to mentor others.
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It's it's a non duplicatable asset you don't have go on the stock market and buy a share to Yankees today.
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My view is that Machaelle Wright carried the Findhorn torch over the pond and fleshed out some duplicatable techniques for the practical, hard work of interacting with the intelligence of Nature.
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For the software to be useful, it must be duplicatable on multiple devices without any issues.
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Her successful strategies for time management are duplicatable, making them helpful for students.
Synonyms
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Can give the same result when done again
Something that can be copied, like data or a method
Easy for other people to copy
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Etymology
Duplicatable comes from the word duplicate, which has the parts duo ('two') and plicare ('to fold'), so it is like making a double or an exact second copy. So duplicatable means 'able to be copied exactly'.