searchable
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2.8
- adjective
- /ˈsɜːrʧəbl/
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buscable
- A massive online collection of digitized books that are searchable at the click of a mouse.
- searchable database
- searchable archive
- searchable websites
We can't have anything that's searchable and sortable by name.
- We can't have anything that's searchable and sortable by name.
- So it's not it's not semantically searchable.
- YouTube Shorts is TikTok, except it's YouTube, which means it's searchable.
- We just thought, let's make a podcast, let's try and make it searchable.
- Have a single source where everything goes and categorize them the right way so they're searchable.
- So I really think the the most effective way has been word of mouth, but also just making sure that I have an easily searchable online presence as well.
- So when I write, I take my notes like handwriting, like on paper, and then the notes are searchable, so I can draw and write on the surface.
- I think like keyword searches and all of the AdWords and all that kind of those little hacks and stuff to find the most searchable titles and things like that is really important.
Examples
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All are cross-indexed, searchable, and linked to relevant teaching resources.
Academic text (2004) -
The website provides a searchable database that allows users to find information quickly.
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And then, but the problem is it's not really, it can be searchable, but it's not really searchable at like a Google level.
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And it has also has a disk with a searchable index.
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We put them into searchable databases.
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A new interface is under construction, and the underlying database will be made searchable.
Academic text (2009) -
The database included searchable fields of industry, type of work (primary and secondary), expertise, degree, and location.
Academic text (2018) -
The results are then indexed and are immediately searchable in a full-text database environment.
Academic text (1993) -
Our goal was to create a system that is flexible, child-friendly, browsable, and searchable.
Academic text (2013) -
We scanned all of these paper documents, you know, hundreds of thousands of pieces of paper, scanned them into searchable PDFs and now we can search them.
Synonyms
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2.9
Something that can be found or learned
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2.8
Easy to discover when you search for it
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4.2
Easy to find in a place or on a device
Where people can search carefully to find information
Antonyms
How Searchable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Searchable comes from the word search and the ending -able, which means 'able to be'. The word search is also in research (where re- means 'again'), so searchable means 'able to be found by looking', especially by a computer or database.