parsable
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- adjective
- /ˈpɑːrsəbl/
- Specialized
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analizable
- The new software tool generates parsable data that can be easily processed by various applications.
That's in the Wolfram von Eschenbach's parsable book.
- That's in the Wolfram von Eschenbach's parsable book.
Examples
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To improve user experience, the website should present parsable content that search engines can easily analyze.
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And once again, use parsable on this very last sum.
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Both of the Clintons are very parsable.
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I believe that subset of Natural Language to be parsable with a Parsing Expression Grammar.
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The only way that is going to happen is to make law machine parsable so that contradictions are flagged up by the compiler.
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RSS is mixable, mashable, parsable, filterable.
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The document is written in a clear and parsable format, making it easy for both humans and machines to understand.
Synonyms
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3.1
Clear enough to read easily, like handwriting or printed text
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Easy to read or understand
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Easy to understand or learn
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Data or files in a form a computer can read directly
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An item that a scanner or person can read quickly
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Most people can understand it easily
Easy to understand
Easy to read because words use regular letter sounds
Antonyms
How Parsable
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Etymology
The word parsable comes from parse, which originally meant to break something into parts, from a root that means 'part'. The ending -able means 'able', so parsable is something that can be broken into parts and therefore read or understood by a person or a computer.