completable
- adjective
- /kəmˈpliːtəbl/
- The assignment is difficult but still completable if you manage your time well.
Examples
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This project is completable within a week.
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Despite the obstacles, the marathon was entirely completable for most participants.
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We need to make sure the tasks are completable within the given timeframe.
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The task seems completable with the right resources.
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To improve efficiency, the manager suggested breaking the work into smaller, completable tasks.
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The homework was designed as a series of completable assignments to help students grasp the material better.
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The project timeline included many completable milestones to track progress effectively.
Synonyms
Something you can do
How Doable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Completable is made from complete ('finish') and the ending -able ('can be done'). So completable means something that 'can be finished', like a task or puzzle you have time to complete.