restartable
- adjective
- /rɪˈstɑːrtəbl/
- The game is restartable after a crash.
Examples
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The software update process is restartable, so you do not lose progress if your computer shuts down.
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Many modern games are restartable, allowing players to resume from their last checkpoint.
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A restartable download saves time by continuing from where it left off after a connection drop.
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Is this software restartable after a failure?
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The software has a restartable feature that allows you to pick up where you left off after a crash.
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Our new model includes a restartable engine, ensuring that it can be easily restarted after stopping.
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He appreciated the restartable function of the game, which let him continue from the last checkpoint.
Synonyms
You can continue it after a pause or interruption
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word restartable joins re- ('again'), the familiar verb start, and -able ('can be'). So it means something you 'can be started again', like a download or game that continues from where it stopped.