pitchable
- adjective
- /ˈpɪtʃəbl/
- Not every ball is pitchable in this weather due to the strong winds.
Examples
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He designed a pitchable idea that could be presented to investors quickly.
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This material is pitchable for various uses.
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The tent is lightweight and easily pitchable even by one person.
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Is the new design pitchable to investors?
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The innovative design was so appealing that it became pitchable to several investors.
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She had a great idea for a new app that was definitely pitchable to tech companies.
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The concept was pitchable and attracted immediate interest from the audience.
Synonyms
Easy to throw through the air
How Catchable
- Jargon
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pitchable comes from pitch, which means 'to throw' or 'to present', as in 'pitch a ball' or 'pitch an idea', and the ending -able which means 'can be'. So something pitchable can be thrown, set up, or presented.