putdownable
- adjective
- /ˌpʊtˈdaʊnəbl/
- Informal
- The novel was so putdownable that I struggled to finish even a few chapters.
Examples
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This book is so putdownable that I couldn't finish it.
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He described the biography as entirely putdownable and not worth the hype.
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After a string of bestsellers, her latest book proved disappointingly putdownable.
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I found her novel quite putdownable and disappointing.
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I found the mystery novel so putdownable that I didn't even care to finish it.
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After reading just a few pages, I realized the book was completely putdownable.
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The author’s latest release was disappointing and utterly putdownable.
Synonyms
Difficult to understand
Antonyms
How Engaging
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Putdownable is formed from put + down and the part -able, where -able means 'can be'. Think of a book you 'put down' because it is boring or badly written; that makes it putdownable, meaning you can easily stop reading it.