🗂️ Able to arrange 🤝 Able to unite

organizable

3.9

Can be put in a clear order to make things easy to find

adjective
/ˈɔrɡəˌnaɪzəbl/

: organizable

Her notes were organizable by topic, which made studying for the exam much easier.

Examples

Using the new software made our schedule organizable, helping us stay on track with deadlines.
The project was highly organizable, allowing the team to easily allocate tasks and resources.
That meta-ideal should inspire us to risk a collective, running experiment to determine which ideals are most "organizable" and which to discard; we must throw "even the dearest" of our ideals into the fray.

Academic text (2013)

Synonyms

sortable

vsorganizable

1 3.2

Can be put in order, for example by name or date

is used when items fit into a planned overall system not only an order

groupable

vsorganizable

4.3

Items that can be put into sets by common features

is used when items fit into a planned overall system not just sets

How Organized

systematic

66 4.6

organized

19 2.0

organizable

3.9

disorganized

38 3.1

chaotic

116 4.7

Surface Forms

organizable positive

organizability positive

Morphology

organizable = organize (transparent) = organize + able

Standard adjectival derivation from the verb 'organize' with '-able', meaning 'capable of being organized' is directly inferable.

Etymology

Organizable comes from organize and the ending -able, where -able means 'can be'. Think of a musical organ or a machine with many parts that work together. If the parts can be put in order so the system works, they are 'organizable', meaning 'able to be organized or arranged in a systematic way'.