wearable
- adjective
- /ˈwɛrəbl/
- It's a nice sweater, which you like anyways, and it's wearable and it's not going to overwhelm you.
- wearable device
- wearable sensors
- wearable computer
Like putting looks together that are wearable and simple for each season.
- Like putting looks together that are wearable and simple for each season.
- If you mix textures and fabrics, you will get a perfectly wearable all white summer look.
- Their first headset, ARVR, wearable face computer, whatever you want to call it.
- It looks a lot more wearable than the runway fashion right?
- They're so Disney but in like a really wearable casual way.
- It's a nice sweater, which you like anyways, and it's wearable and it's not going to overwhelm you.
Examples
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The second look, just made this really easy, wearable jumper that I thought would flatter a lot of silhouettes.
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If you mix textures and fabrics, you will get a perfectly wearable all white summer look.
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That actually feels kind of wearable and not too crazy.
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Like putting looks together that are wearable and simple for each season.
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It's a very fresh, pretty holiday, very wearable type of a look.
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But this one I feel like is a bit more wearable now and I love the finish.
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His designs are very weird and unique, but very wearable and elegant.
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It's just another everyday perfect wearable classic nude lip.
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I think it's like the cute little blue jumper and it's wearable out on the actual streets of life.
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This jacket is both stylish and wearable for everyday activities.
Antonyms
How Wearable
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Morphology
Etymology
Wearable comes from the verb wear ('to put on') plus -able ('can be'). That's why calling clothes wearable means they are 'easy or practical to wear' every day.