shootable
- adjective
- /ˈʃuːtəbl/
- The target is shootable.
Examples
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She waited until the target became shootable before taking her shot.
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The goal was clearly shootable from his position on the field.
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Not every opportunity in basketball is shootable, so players must choose carefully.
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Is that balloon shootable with a dart?
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The new rifle is exceptionally shootable, making it easy for beginners to hit targets accurately.
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In our game, we only allow players to take a shot at shootable targets that are clearly marked.
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After careful observation, I finally spotted a shootable deer within range, ready for the hunt.
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Etymology
Shootable is made from shoot and -able, where shoot means 'to fire or take a shot' (think of a 'shooter' aiming) and -able means 'can be'. So shootable means 'can be shot' or 'in range', which is why we call a goal or target shootable when someone can take a shot.