switchable
- adjective
- /ˈswɪtʃəbl/
:
intercambiable
- Not to mention that like the others mentioned, switchable WASD and arrow keys are included in case you wear out one of the sets.
Examples
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The new model of headphones features switchable noise cancellation settings for different environments.
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I think it's because the distance between the two switchable platforms is such a small distance.
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With switchable lenses, these glasses can easily adapt to various lighting conditions.
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The game console allows for switchable controls to accommodate different player preferences.
Synonyms
24
4.8
A person or thing you can use instead of another that still works the same
23
3.4
Able to change to fit new situations
15
3.3
Someone can change it for another thing or person when needed
11
4.8
Able to change into a different form or use
8
3.5
Able to become different or not stay the same
3
7.7
Likely to change often
3
4.6
Able to be changed or set up to match a person's needs
1
4.0
Able to be traded or replaced by a similar thing
1
4.6
Able to be adjusted to improve sound or performance
1
3.9
Can be exchanged for another of the same kind
1
4.2
Able to be changed
1
6.5
Likely to change often
1
6.4
You can change it to work in different ways
You can replace it with something similar without changing what it does or means
Things that can change into each other
Can be changed to a different punishment
A thing that can be moved to a different place
Can be changed or set by a device like a knob
Antonyms
How Interchangeable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word switchable comes from switch (to change or swap) and -able ('able to'). So it means something you can change or replace for another part or function, like switchable covers that give a new look.