maintainable
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- adjective
- /meɪnˈteɪnəbl/
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mantenible
- Definitely a maintainable lifestyle change for us.
- easily maintainable
Examples
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I trust you can find a way to create a maintainable revenue without losing listeners.
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The ultimate goal is to simplify the code and make it more maintainable.
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These systems are very large but maintainable, as the design is good.
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You can eat a really healthy diet in a maintainable and enjoyable way.
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I always aim for a diet design that is easy, painless, and maintainable in the long term.
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It saves a lot of development time and is much more maintainable.
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Although compact, the hydrant provides a high flushing capacity and is totally maintainable from above ground.
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SRE is the team that is responsible for maintaining large-scale services and making sure that they are reliable and maintainable.
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In general, the Ocean Engineering Group's approach is to build a submersible that is small, easy to maneuver, versatile, easily transportable and maintainable, and cost-effective.
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To improve team efficiency, we need to ensure that our processes are maintainable without excessive effort.
Synonyms
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Can continue for a long time without using up resources or harming the environment
Antonyms
How Maintainable
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word maintainable comes from old Latin parts manu- 'hand' and -tain 'hold', the same root you see in manual and retain. So a maintainable thing is one you can 'hold' or 'keep', which is why it means something that can be kept in good condition with reasonable effort.