playable
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3.2
- adjective
- /ˈpleɪəbl/
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jugable
- There will be three playable protagonists, each with their own friends, story arcs, and personalities.
They're going to range in difficulty from maybe simple to difficult, although I think that they're all very playable.
- They're going to range in difficulty from maybe simple to difficult, although I think that they're all very playable.
- You also look to the marketplace of the major titles that were released in the fourth quarter last year, all of them had female playable characters.
- We're talking cinematic to playable just like that.
- You mean how how long will the Darwin stay in there and be playable years?
- And if they're making choices and that's playable actions that actors can embody.
Examples
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The new video game is highly playable even on older consoles.
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Just keep it a playable age range.
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A playable hand here for Jack.
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We found the basic games very playable and pretty enjoyable.
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The graphics are awful, but other than that, it's still extremely playable and exciting.
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The entire game will be playable in VR in first person.
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It was just very, very playable and I really wanted to talk about it.
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If this game gets funded and finished and if it's playable, I'll probably give it a whirl.
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This board game is designed to be playable by children aged six and up.
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After the updates, the software became much more playable and user-friendly.
Antonyms
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6.1
Not able to be used properly, including for games, sports and music, because it is too hard or damaged
How Playable
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Morphology
Etymology
Playable is made of play and the ending -able. play means 'to take part in a game or to play music' and -able means 'able to be', so playable means 'able to be played', like a piano that still works or a game you can try.