embeddable
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- adjective
- /ɪmˈbɛdəbl/
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incrustable
- Enter our new birth control calculator, which is embeddable and shareable:
Examples
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The text handling tools have matured well over the past couple of years, now supporting some really useful capabilities, including advanced layouts, multi-tiered bullets/lists/numbering, automatic flow between 'linked' text panels, and embeddable graphics that remain anchored at a specific position in a paragraph even as your text continues to evolve.
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When you are done making your presentation, you can publish it online or get its embeddable code.
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What if the presentation you are making needs to be made available online and should also be embeddable?
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C Fertilizer, an embeddable music player for independent musicians.
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Stereogum has embeddable videos?
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MentorMob: for creating, sharing, and collaborating on embeddable learning playlists from web content and all sorts of imported media.
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Prior to this, YouTube integration was limited to a 'wrapper', with the resulting video files only embeddable on third-party sites, thus somewhat limiting their exposure.
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The best part is there is never a shortage of videos available, as Glocal scrapes local network YouTube channels and sources with embeddable content like Reuters, Businesswire, etc.
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The website features an embeddable video that can easily be shared on social media.
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You can create an embeddable form that collects user feedback directly on your site.
Synonyms
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Can be added to a list or counted in a total
Something you can add to a list, plan, or budget
Can fit into a device or case
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Embeddable comes from the verb embed, which is made of em- 'in' and bed 'a place to lie', so imagine putting something into a little 'bed' inside a sentence or a webpage. That's why embeddable means 'able to be put into' something else as a part.