focusable
- adjective
- /ˈfoʊkəsəbl/
- This image is focusable for better clarity.
Examples
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Make sure the camera is focusable before you try to take close-up photos.
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This microscope has a focusable lens that allows you to see tiny details clearly.
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The projector is easily focusable so the image stays sharp on the screen.
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The text becomes more focusable when enlarged.
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The camera has focusable lenses that allow you to adjust the sharpness of your photos.
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This projector features a focusable lens to ensure clear images on the screen.
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With its focusable design, the microscope provides detailed views of the smallest samples.
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Etymology
Focusable comes from focus, a Latin word for 'hearth' or 'fireplace' that later came to mean a 'center' and the point where light meets, plus the suffix -able meaning 'able'. So focusable means 'able to be made sharp' or brought into that clear point where an image becomes focused.