updatable
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3.7
- adjective
- /ˈʌpˌdeɪtəbl/
:
actualizable
- The website provides an updatable schedule for events, so users can always see what's coming next.
Examples
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I didn't think a keyboard would have updatable firmware, but it does.
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For our purposes, a memory location is a unit of memory that is separately updatable.
Academic text (2012) -
Not our batteries, not the EV platform, but our new fully updatable electric architecture.
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Play audio on Twitter now, not the EV platforms, but our new fully updatable electric architecture.
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So when you build a new replace, have an updatable computer, which you should have and will have, it's the software that's the problem, not the hardware.
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Potential applications of holographic telepresence include advertising, updatable 3D maps, and entertainment.
Blog text (22) -
Updatable, maybe via a link to a page that is updatable, with a statement that it will be updated, so check back, or a link to a URL where these businesses are located, along with links to the statements made by their CEOs so people can see exactly what is being said.
Blog text (6) -
FGC is also providing a new service for meetings and worship groups: a template that enables meetings to have a professional-looking and easily updatable website at a very modest cost.
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Our software includes an updatable interface that improves with every version update.
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The application features an updatable database that allows users to access the latest information.
Synonyms
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4.5
Something you can change to a newer, better version
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6.0
Able to be changed by adding or fixing parts
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4.2
Able to be changed
People can change it later after feedback
Antonyms
How Changeable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word updatable comes from the common verb update and the ending -able, where up suggests moving to a newer state and date is about time, while -able means 'can be'. So something updatable can 'be made newer' or changed to a later version.