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wearable

wearable

14 3.8
Easy and comfortable to put on for everyday use
  • adjective
  • /ˈwɛrəbl/
translation icon : ponible
  • 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.

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Examples

  • The second look, just made this really easy, wearable jumper that I thought would flatter a lot of silhouettes.

  • If you mix textures and fabrics, you will get a perfectly wearable all white summer look.

  • That actually feels kind of wearable and not too crazy.

  • Like putting looks together that are wearable and simple for each season.

  • It's a very fresh, pretty holiday, very wearable type of a look.

  • But this one I feel like is a bit more wearable now and I love the finish.

  • 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.

  • I think it's like the cute little blue jumper and it's wearable out on the actual streets of life.

  • This jacket is both stylish and wearable for everyday activities.

Antonyms

1 5.0

Too damaged, small, dirty, or uncomfortable to put on

How Wearable

ideal
203 4.2
comfortable
494 1.0
wearable
14 3.8
awkward
71 2.5
unsuitable
20 2.6

Surface Forms

wearable positive

Morphology

wearable = wear (transparent) = wear + able

Standard adjectival derivation from the verb 'wear' with productive suffix '-able' meaning 'able to be worn'.

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.