groupable

1 4.3

Items that can be put into sets by common features

adjective
/ˈɡruːpəbl/

: agrupable

This item is groupable.

Examples

All the files are groupable according to their type and date.
These items are not easily groupable because they have very different characteristics.
The survey results are groupable by age and location for easier analysis.
Wow, these items are incredibly groupable!
The data collected during the study was groupable by age and gender, making analysis easier.
These items are easily groupable based on their color and size for better organization.
In the new app, recipes are groupable into categories such as vegetarian, gluten-free, and desserts.

Synonyms

segregable

vsgroupable

1 8.4

Able to be divided from other things and kept on its own

focuses on arrangement by category rather than physical separation

Surface Forms

groupable positive

Morphology

groupable = group (transparent) = group + able

Formed by adding the productive suffix '-able' to the verb 'group', so the meaning 'able to be grouped' is directly derivable.

Etymology

Groupable is just group + -able. Group means a collection and -able means 'can', so groupable means something that 'can be put into groups' for easier use.