Attachable: meaning, definitions and examples

Use 'attachable' when referring to objects that can be easily fastened or connected to something. It often implies a temporary attachment.

• The new phone case is attachable to any surface.
• These decorations are attachable with magnets.

Use 'connectable' to describe objects or systems that can be joined together to allow communication or a functional link.

• The headphones are connectable via Bluetooth.
• These pipes are connectable for a water supply system.

Use 'joinable' when referring to items or parts that can be combined or united together, often implying a more permanent or physical connection.

• The modular pieces are joinable to create a larger structure.
• Certain types of wood are more joinable for furniture making.

Use 'adherable' when describing something that can stick or hold fast to another surface, typically with the implication of using adhesive substances.

• The stickers are easily adherable to walls.
• Make sure the tape is adherable to various materials.