findable
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- adjective
- /ˈfaɪndəbl/
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encontrable
- Thanks for sharing the step-by-step, and for making your site so easily findable via search.
Our tested mailbox is findable at Tested's website.
- Our tested mailbox is findable at Tested's website.
Examples
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Technical communicators must provide answers and make them findable.
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The instructions were clear and findable, allowing everyone to follow along easily.
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"Put yourself out there and make it findable.
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However, it is all easily findable info.
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Accountability is defined as making certain all materials are present, arranged to be findable, and accessible to the public.
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You would think in this day and age, anything technical would be archived and findable on the internet.
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Suit the questions to the ages and abilities of your students and, if library research is necessary, check the library resources to be sure the answer is findable.
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Our tested mailbox is findable at Tested's website.
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The site should also be eminently more findable as it's structured for the way Google reads pages, but I appreciate those are quite subtle examples.
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Alternatively, librarians might consider building easily searchable and findable FAQs for the tools that do not have these resources to support users with specific bibliographic manager questions.
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Synonyms
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3.6
Easy to notice or find
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Someone can find it by searching a computer or database
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4.1
You can find it by following evidence left behind
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Something that can be found or learned
Possible to find or reveal by searching
Antonyms
How Findable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Findable comes from the simple verb find, which means 'to discover', and the ending -able, which means 'can be'. So findable is something that 'can be found' or 'can be discovered'.