watchable
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3.4
- adjective
- /ˈwɑːtʃəbl/
:
interesante
- At present, the show is watchable, but they still have to develop any sustaining chemistry.
- compulsively watchable
- eminently watchable
- watchable movie
Well, I think in film, it was probably if you, if you were, you know, making something that was watchable or or sort of serious, it maybe took more money going in.
- Well, I think in film, it was probably if you, if you were, you know, making something that was watchable or or sort of serious, it maybe took more money going in.
Examples
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Hopefully it's watchable, it's inspirational, it's quality content.
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The main character is very likable, and the humor element makes it very watchable.
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It's very unique, very watchable and very viral.
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We're gonna get another watchable Trek movie.
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They're all watchable for various reasons.
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The references may suck, but at least the movie is watchable.
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Movie one was bad, but since I went in with subzero expectations, it was watchable, far more than I expected.
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Still, it was eminently watchable.
Fiction book (2002) -
Well, it's got Christopher Walken, Patrick Macnee, and Grace Jones, so it's watchable as hell.
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The documentary was so engaging and beautifully filmed that it was truly watchable from start to finish.
Synonyms
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1.7
Makes watching or listening enjoyable
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5.1
So interesting that it holds your full attention
Good enough that you should see it
Antonyms
How Entertaining
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word watchable comes from the verb watch and the ending able; watch originally meant 'to keep awake' or 'to look', and able means 'can be'. So something watchable is something 'can be watched', or in everyday use 'pleasant or good enough to watch'.