useable
- adjective
- /ˈjuːzəbl/
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utilizable
- Despite the record-setting budget, they were only able to edit together three minutes of useable footage.
Only delusional people think that this is some kind of usable wealth.
- Only delusional people think that this is some kind of usable wealth.
- And so a lot of the development is making these sensors smaller, lower power, more usable in in the field.
Examples
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I don't have the money to make my theory into a useable medicine.
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None that were useable on any of the pieces.
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Have all ships report useable fuel aboard.
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And so a lot of the development is making these sensors smaller, lower power, more usable in in the field.
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We want them to be out there and usable and sort of aging up into more of the college realm.
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But this is for more computing tasks than the GPD Win because the keyboard is so much more usable than these little keys down here.
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We have the wide angle figurine, we have the crazy zoom figurine, which is like, wow, that's very usable at that zoom.
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The software was designed to be user-friendly and highly usable for beginners.
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We should ensure that all materials provided to students are relevant and usable in the classroom.
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After testing, the team confirmed that the prototype was usable for the project's needs.
Synonyms
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1.8
Right for a certain purpose, person, or situation
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3.2
Working correctly so it can be used
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2.3
Fit for a purpose and works well
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3.9
Possible to do successfully with the tools and conditions we have
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4.4
Works well enough for use even if not nice
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4.6
A machine or system that works and can be used
Can be used for a practical purpose
Antonyms
How Usable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Useable comes from the simple verb use, which means 'to put into action', plus the ending -able, which means 'able to be'. So useable is something that 'can be used' or is fit for use.