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fillable

fillable

3.8
Can contain information or data that people enter
  • adjective
  • /ˈfɪləbl/
translation icon : completable
  • The first one being these little fillable carrots.

The first one being these little fillable carrots.

Examples

  • This document is a fillable form that allows users to enter their information easily.

  • Many online applications now provide fillable fields where users can submit their data directly.

  • We also have a fillable form online where reason IO can, can transfer that that sort of stuff for you.

  • A convenient and versatile alternative to the standard December Daily album, our brand new December Daily Fillable Page Kit allows you to create and fill in your journal-style daily pages right.

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  • The survey includes a fillable section for participants to provide their feedback.

Antonyms

1 6.2

Not able to be made whole or replaced

Surface Forms

fillable positive

Morphology

fillable = fill (transparent) = fill + able

The word 'fillable' is transparently derived from 'fill' with the suffix '-able', indicating capability.

Etymology

The word fillable comes from fill ('to make full') and -able ('can be'). Think of a cup or a PDF box you put water or words into; a fillable field is one you can 'fill in' with information. So fillable means it can be filled with a substance, data, or words.