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shareable

shareable

1 3.5
Easy to send or show to other people online
  • adjective
  • /ˈʃɛrəbəl/
  • Texting
: compartible
  • You should also use this feedback to help shape your content strategy to make it more shareable.
  • shareable and reusable

I want it to be quick, shareable content on Twitter.

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Examples

  • So LinkedIn is super shareable and very connection driven.

  • If your video isn't shareable to the masses, it has zero chance of going viral.

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  • I want it to be quick, shareable content on Twitter.

  • What kind of content is indeed shareable on Instagram?

  • Your documents are easily accessible, shareable, and backed up!

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  • Social media, shareable videos, snaps and stories that connect half the people on Earth.

  • You know, it's very shareable, like it's sort of written in this listicle form that is dominating web media in general.

  • One of the things about making cities more livable and shareable is that you don't have to rebuild everything from scratch.

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  • And the final thing is, I have found that IGTV is extremely shareable content and it is the searchable content on Instagram to a certain extent.

  • The artist's new video is so humorous and creative that it has become extremely shareable across social media platforms.

Synonyms

communicable
vsshareable
1 3.9

Easy to explain or share with other people

emphasizes easy availability on online platforms rather than general transmission
postable
vsshareable
  • Texting
1 4.3

Safe and acceptable to share on social media

is for easy availability to others across channels not only online

Antonyms

1 5.4

Other people cannot give or use it

How Shareable

viral
  • Texting
116 3.7
popular
∞ 1.0
shareable
  • Texting
1 3.5
unsharable
1 5.4

Surface Forms

shareable positive
shareabler comparative
shareablest superlative

Morphology

shareable = share (transparent) = share + able

Formed by the productive adjective-forming suffix '-able' added to the verb 'share', meaning 'able to be shared'.

Etymology

The word shareable comes from the verb share 'to divide and give to others' plus the ending -able 'can be done', so it simply means 'can be shared', for example a link or photo you can easily send to other people online.