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projectable

projectable

1 4.8
A machine can show it on a wall or screen
  • adjective
  • /prəˈdʒɛktəbl/
: 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
1 3.8

Can be shown on a screen or display

is meant to be cast onto surfaces like walls rather than screens
visualizable
vsprojectable
  • US
1 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
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

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.