matchable
- adjective
- /ˈmæʧəbl/
- He prefers furniture that is easily matchable to create a coordinated look.
Examples
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These shoes are highly matchable with a variety of outfits.
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The new paint color is matchable with both modern and traditional decor.
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These colors are perfectly matchable.
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Is this fabric matchable with the curtains?
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This fabric is matchable with several different styles of shoes, making it a versatile choice for your wardrobe.
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The colors of the paint are matchable with the furniture in my living room, creating a cohesive look.
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During the game, players were given matchable numbers to ensure they were paired correctly with their opponents.
Antonyms
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Etymology
Matchable comes from match, which can mean 'to go well with' or 'pair', and -able, meaning 'can be'. So an item that is matchable 'can be paired' in appearance or function and look good together.