Disseminable: meaning, definitions and examples

Used in more formal or academic settings to describe information or data that can be distributed widely.

• The research findings are highly disseminable to other institutions.
• The disseminable nature of the report ensures that it reaches a broad audience.

Mostly refers to substances or things that can be physically spread or metaphorically in terms of information that can reach a lot of people, sometimes with a negative connotation if it refers to something harmful.

• The spreadable cheese was a hit at the party.
• The propaganda was highly spreadable, leading to widespread misinformation.

Often utilized in legal, business, or technology fields to discuss goods, software, or assets that can be distributed.

• The software package is distributable under the current license.
• The funds become distributable upon the recipient meeting certain criteria.

Commonly used in everyday language, especially in social media and casual conversation, to describe items, content, or resources that can be easily shared with others.

• Here is a shareable link to the document.
• The recipe is simple and easily shareable with friends.