makable

1 3.6

Possible to create or build

adjective
/ˈmeɪkəbl/

: realizable

The proposal is makable, provided we secure the necessary funding.

Examples

This project is makable if we all work together and stay organized.
That's why it's a makable deal.

Strange Days (1995)
In trying to avoid lipping out on the left like he did on the last hole, he loses his par putt, which was very makable, an inch to the right.

Fiction book (1990)
The architect designed a house that is easily makable with sustainable materials.

Synonyms

makeable

vsmakable

1 3.7

Can be done or finished

focuses on being created or produced rather than achieved or finished

producible

vsmakable

1 3.9

Able to be made in factories in large amounts

has identical meaning and use in general contexts

manufacturable

vsmakable

1 4.2

Something you can make in a factory

covers being made in any way, not only by industrial production

How Possible

certain

286 1.0

feasible

73 4.9

doable

47 1.8

makable

1 3.6

possible

∞ 1.0

unlikely

486 1.9

impossible

∞ 1.4

Surface Forms

makable positive

Morphology

makable = make (transparent) = make + able

Clearly derived from the verb 'make' plus the productive adjectival suffix '-able', so the meaning is directly predictable.

Etymology

Makable is made from make and -able. Here make means 'to produce or create' and -able means 'able to be', so makable simply means 'able to be made', like 'doable' or 'readable'.