portative
- adjective
- /ˈpɔːrtətɪv/
:
portátil
- The musician played a portative organ during the medieval music concert.
Examples
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The portative organ was easy to transport.
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The portative speaker made it easy to enjoy music outdoors.
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She preferred a portative keyboard that she could take to every rehearsal.
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She loves playing her portative instrument at festivals.
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The musician carried a portative organ to the outdoor concert, allowing her to play anywhere.
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During the festival, he played a portative organ that was easy to transport between different venues.
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At the medieval fair, many performers showcased their talents using a portative organ for easy mobility.
Synonyms
405
1.0
Not heavy and easy to carry
157
2.9
Easy to carry or move because it is small and light
36
2.8
Weighing less than other items of the same type
5
3.4
Small and light enough to hold and use with one hand
3
3.2
Small enough to fit in a pocket and easy to carry
3
3.7
Able to be moved or carried from one place to another
1
5.1
Light enough for one person to carry
1
3.2
Small enough to fit in a pocket and easy to carry
1
4.2
Very light and easy to carry, like small laptops and phones
1
8.5
Easy to hold or use and not awkward to carry
Easy to carry by one person
Antonyms
How Portable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word portative comes from the Latin portare, which means 'to carry', and is like the common English word portable. So portative describes something small and light that you can easily carry, especially a musical instrument.