insertable

Examples

• All

• The new software features insertable modules that enhance the program's functionality.

• The suspension-to-disk gaps were also studied, and different designs were compared (stacked arm actuator vs. insertable arm actuator, etc.).

  Academic text (1996)

• Insta-Valve insertable valves require only one cut to install in gas and water distribution systems.

  Academic text (2000)

• Insta-Valve is an insertable water valve that requires only one cut and no reaming to install, thus causing no disruption of water service.

  Academic text (1998)

• In such cases, either a larger sample size or use of longer-term ECG monitoring with one of the new technologies such as MCOT for 2-4 weeks, or even an insertable cardiac monitor, might be required.

  Academic text (2016)

• The technician installed an insertable device that seamlessly fits into the existing system.

Synonyms

E

embeddable

vsinsertable

1 6.2

Can be put inside something else so it becomes part of it, like a video on a webpage

is about being fit into something without becoming an internal part

I

includible

vsinsertable

1 5.1

Can be added to a list or counted in a total

emphasizes physical fitting into something rather than suitability to join

P

placeable

vsinsertable

3.8

Able to be put in a place like a wall or shelf

is more about fitting inside rather than only being set in place

I

includable

vsinsertable

3.5

Something you can add to a list, plan, or budget

focuses on being fit into something rather than merely being added

A

addable

vsinsertable

5.5

A thing you can put with other things

implies being placed inside rather than simply being attached externally

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology