Foundable: meaning, definitions and examples

Not a standard English word. It might be used creatively to imply something that can be found.

• He believed the treasure was foundable if one had the right map

Used when talking about something that can be discovered, especially through exploration or research.

• This new species of plant is discoverable in the remote areas of the Amazon rainforest

Used when describing something that can be located or identified in a specific place.

• The missing document is locatable within the office if you search the right files

Used when referring to something that can be retrieved or regained, often after loss or damage.

• The data is recoverable from the backup system after the crash

Used in specific contexts, especially in games or fictional settings, to describe something that can be found or discovered.

• In the game, players need to locate various foundables to progress to the next level.
• The ancient artifact is considered a rare foundable in the world of the game.

Used to describe an object within a game environment, often an item that players interact with, collect, or use.

• The player picked up the key, which was a crucial game object needed to unlock the next level.
• Game objects like coins and power-ups help players advance in the game.

Commonly used to refer to items that can be collected, often because they are valuable, unique, or part of a series.

• She has a huge collection of rare collectibles, including stamps and vintage toys.
• The new set of action figures is highly collectible and sought after by fans.