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Establishable Meaning: Definition, Examples, and Translations

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establishable

[ษชหˆstรฆblษชสƒษ™bl ]

Definition

Context #1 | Adjective

ability to be set up or founded

Capable of being established or founded. Able to be created or initiated.

Synonyms

creatable, foundable, initiable.

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Word Description / Examples
establishable

Used when referring to something that can be set up or founded, often in a formal or lasting way.

  • A new company is easily establishable in today's market
  • The rules of the organization are establishable and can be clearly defined
foundable

Indicates that something can be founded or established, often used for institutions or organizations. It is less commonly used compared to 'establishable'.

  • The museum is foundable if we manage to secure enough funds
  • That type of institution is foundable with the proper backing
creatable

Refers to something that can be created or brought into existence. It is typically used in a more general sense, applicable to almost anything.

  • Multiple user accounts are creatable within the app
  • Several interesting designs are creatable with this new software
initiable

Refers to something that can be initiated or started, often used for programs, projects, or actions.

  • The new training program is initiable by the end of the month
  • These procedures are initiable once the requisite permissions are granted

Examples of usage

  • The new business model is establishable in the current market.
  • This theory is establishable through empirical research and evidence.

Translations

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Origin of 'establishable'

The word 'establishable' is derived from the verb 'establish', which comes from the Old French word 'establir', meaning 'to cause to stand still, set up, fix'. The suffix '-able' is added to indicate the ability or capacity of being established. The concept of establishing something has been essential throughout history, from establishing laws and governments to businesses and institutions.

See also: established, establisher, establishers, establishing, establishment, reestablish, reestablishment, unestablished.