indexable
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5.3
- adjective
- /ˈɪndɛksəbl/
- Specialized
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indexable
- Sure, your Facebook business page and some social properties are indexable by Google and the other search engines, but the best way to make sure you show up in search results is to have a website.
Examples
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FCPX allows us to rapidly produce and store a massive database of easily searchable and indexable assets in a way that is so user-friendly that the user is actually oblivious to the process or finds it so trivial that they do it as second nature.
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It's got this little indexable cutting piece on it.
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In other words, you need a plan for regularly adding unique, expert, and indexable content to your site.
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Whenever navigational features are built within a show or even terms, the actual spiders don't realize that afterward these kinds of pages and posts will end up indexable, unless you discover on-page contextual backlinks.
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For your website to attract traffic, you must create unique and indexable content that search engines can easily find.
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The database was designed to be indexable, allowing users to quickly find the information they needed.
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To improve search visibility, every article should contain keywords and be indexable by major search engines.
Synonyms
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2.8
Someone can find it by searching a computer or database
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2.9
Something that can be found or learned
How Searchable
- Specialized
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5.3
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word indexable comes from index meaning 'pointer' or 'list' and the ending -able meaning 'able to be'. Think of a book index or a search list that points to pages, so indexable means 'able to be included in an index or found by search'.