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signable

signable

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Ready for someone to write their name on it
  • adjective
  • /ˈsaɪnəbl/
: firmable
  • The contract is signable after both parties agree.

Examples

  • Make sure the document is signable before the meeting.

  • The agreement is signable after all parties have reviewed the terms.

  • Please ensure the document is signable before sending it to the client.

  • Only signable forms will be accepted by the admissions office.

  • The lawyer prepared a signable contract for both parties to review.

  • Before submitting your application, ensure that all documents are signable by the required officials.

  • The proposed agreement was clear and signable, making it easy for everyone to understand their responsibilities.

Surface Forms

signable positive

Morphology

signable = sign (transparent) = sign + able

Standard adjectival formation from the verb 'sign' indicating capability or suitability for signing.

Etymology

The word signable comes from sign ('a mark or gesture') and -able ('able to'). You can see the same root in signature and signal, so signable can mean 'able to be signed', for example a document that you can put your signature on.