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linkable

linkable

1 3.5
Can be opened from another web page or document
  • adjective
  • /ˈlɪŋkəbl/
  • Texting
translation icon : conectable
  • This blog post is not only well-written but also linkable, making it easy for others to reference it.

You're using it is not linkable until you are banned.

Examples

  • The references were verifiable, linkable prose from notable writers and respected publications.

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  • I'll leave a link in the description box of anything that I'm wearing if it's still linkable so check down there.

  • There are a number of easy links you can get without developing new linkable assets.

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  • But it's not that hard to click around and find good blogs doing linkable work on these issues.

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  • How to keep my writing quotable and linkable by other sites.

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  • So a more progressive approach would be to ensure that everything is linkable and kept online—with clean, permanent URL structures—thus encouraging people to point to articles from the comfort of their own sites.

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  • High-quality articles should be informative and linkable to encourage sharing on social media platforms.

  • Using linkable content improves your website's visibility and allows other sites to connect back to yours easily.

Synonyms

connectable
vslinkable
1 4.2

Able to join with other devices and parts

is used mainly for connection through the internet or in documents

How Linkable

linkable
  • Texting
1 3.5
unlinked
4.4

Surface Forms

linkable positive

Morphology

linkable = link (transparent) = link + able

The word 'linkable' is transparently derived from 'link' with the suffix '-able', indicating capability or possibility.

Etymology

Linkable is made of link ('a connection' or 'a chain') and -able ('can be'). So on the web or in a document, something linkable is something you can open or reach by a link, like a web page or an image.