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projectable

projectable

4.8
A machine can show it on a wall or screen
  • adjective
  • /prəˈdʒɛktəbl/
translation icon : proyectable
  • Only projectable images can be used with this digital projector.

Examples

  • The presentation slides are projectable onto any standard whiteboard.

  • The image is projectable onto the wall.

  • The teacher asked if the document was projectable for the class to view.

  • Is this data projectable for our presentation?

  • The presentation slides are projectable onto any standard whiteboard.

  • Only projectable images can be used with this digital projector.

  • The image is projectable onto the wall.

Synonyms

displayable
vsprojectable
  • Specialized
3.8

Can be shown on a screen or display

is meant to be cast onto surfaces like walls rather than screens
imageable
vsprojectable
  • Specialized
6.3

Able to be seen and recorded by medical scans like MRI

is about being cast onto surfaces for viewing rather than captured by instruments
visualizable
vsprojectable
  • US
5.8

Able to be imagined as a clear picture in the mind

is about being cast onto surfaces for physical viewing rather than mental imagery

Surface Forms

projectable positive

Morphology

projectable = project (transparent) = project + able

Formed from the verb 'project' (to cast or display an image) + '-able', yielding the straightforward meaning 'able to be projected onto a surface'.

Etymology

Projectable comes from project, from pro- 'forward' and ject 'to throw', and shares its root with projector, the machine that 'throws' light. So something projectable can be shown or put onto a screen or wall as an image.