expandable
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- adjective
- /ɪkˈspændəbl/
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expandible
- The unit includes eight analog inputs and is expandable to 72 channels.
And the thing that Karen miss most seems very simple, this little expandable coffee maker.
- And the thing that Karen miss most seems very simple, this little expandable coffee maker.
- And this is not the as seen on TV cheap chintzy expandable hose.
- But estrogens make this beautiful expandable spandexy like fat cell.
- But it's it's expandable storage if you need it.
Examples
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The bladder is an expandable reservoir.
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Its expandable stomach allows the Komodo to devour up to 80% of its body weight in a single meal.
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But it's it's expandable storage if you need it.
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However, MS is saying that if they include expandable memory, it's their problem to support.
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The residential areas are spacious and easily expandable to provide for future generations.
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I would have preferred access to expandable storage and a replaceable battery, for sure.
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It has big specs, lots of RAM, fast processor, loud cameras, expandable storage.
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You're not stuck with the storage that you buy on day one, but now you can stick inexpensive, expandable micro SD media into your device.
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The SE/30 sported the capacity for expandable RAM and a 1.44 MB floppy disk drive as standard.
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The new sofa features an expandable design, allowing it to transform from a two-seater to a spacious couch.
Synonyms
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4.8
Can grow to handle more users, like a program or business
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Can grow to do more things or gain new features
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Can be made longer or larger
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Can be made larger or smaller to fit what you need
That can become larger in size
Able to get bigger in size or volume
Able to become longer or larger for more use
Can stretch out like a tongue or arm to reach farther than usual
Able to get bigger and fill the space available
Antonyms
How Expandable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word expandable comes from Latin parts ex- 'out' and pandere 'to spread or stretch'. It is like the words expand and expanse, so something expandable can be stretched or opened out to become larger.