Flattenable: meaning, definitions and examples

This word repeats the same notion as 'flattenable,' indicating redundancy. The same context as 'flattenable' applies.

• Please refer to the earlier example for 'flattenable' as it conveys the same idea

Specifically refers to something that can be changed into a flat structure, often used in technical, architectural, or design contexts.

• The sofa is convertible to a flat structure for guest accommodation

Use when referring to something that can be made flat or simplified, often in the context of data structures or objects.

• This data structure is flattenable to simplify processing.
• The object is flattenable so it can be stored efficiently.

Common in software or tools that offer a specific feature to flatten complex configurations or hierarchical data into a simpler, linear form.

• The new update includes a flatten feature to uncomplicate nested files.
• Select the flatten feature to convert the multi-level structure into a flat list.

Refers to a feature or ability of a system or software to convert complex structures into a simpler, flat format, typically for easier data handling or analysis.

• Our database now supports flat format functionality for better integration with other systems.
• Implementing flat format functionality will streamline our data analysis process.