locatable
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4.2
- adjective
- /loʊˈkeɪtəbl/
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localizable
- Her digital portfolio is well organized, making her work easily locatable by potential employers.
Examples
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The Campus Addressing Project, which was first introduced to MSU's Steering Committee at its Aug. 30 meeting, is a university-wide project that will add locatable U.S. postal addresses to most campus buildings, said MSU police Lt. Penny Fischer.
Blog text (20) -
Does the GPS in my phone have a unique locatable identifier?
Blog text (9) -
That is, they like new books, often in-print books, with perfectly locatable publishers and authors.
Blog text (25) -
At least 60 such college studies are currently available, locatable through databases such as PsycLIT or Dissertation Abstracts International, most of which were available to researchers who conducted literature reviews in the 1990s.
Academic text (1997) -
With the new tracking system, every item in the warehouse is locatable within seconds.
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The app offers a map feature that shows all locatable facilities in your area.
Synonyms
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2.8
Someone can find it by searching a computer or database
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4.1
You can find it by following evidence left behind
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4.0
Easy to find and follow over time
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6.8
Able to be reached using a specific memory or network location
Can be found and shown in an exact place on something
How Locatable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Locatable comes from the root loc- meaning 'place', the same root you see in location and local. So locatable, with -able meaning 'can be', describes something that 'can be found' in a place, which is why we use it for objects or files you are able to locate.