launchable
- adjective
- /ˈlɔːnʧəbl/
- Specialized
- Is this satellite launchable right now?
Examples
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Engineers ensured the satellite was launchable under various weather conditions.
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These missiles are launchable from both land and sea platforms, offering versatility in combat.
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The application is launchable directly from your desktop after installation.
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Not every file format is launchable on mobile devices.
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The rocket is launchable this weekend.
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The new satellite is launchable from any spaceport around the world.
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The military developed a launchable drone that can be deployed quickly in emergencies.
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Etymology
The word launchable comes from launch, which originally meant 'to throw' and is like lance (a spear), plus the ending -able, meaning 'able to be'. So, launchable means 'able to be sent or started', which is why we call a rocket, a satellite, or an app that you can start 'launchable'.