Initiable: meaning, definitions and examples

Appropriate for formal or technical situations where a procedure or operation can be started, similar to 'initiable'.

• The process is initiable with the click of a button
• The software update is initiable after a system reboot

Commonly used in everyday language to describe something that can be started, from vehicles to events.

• The car is startable with the remote key
• The event is startable by 10 AM if everything is set up

Used often in technical, marketing, or business contexts, referring to products, services, or initiatives that can be launched.

• The new app is launchable by the end of this week
• This product is launchable after the final round of testing

Suitable for formal contexts or legal documents, indicating that something can begin according to a schedule or under certain conditions.

• The construction work is commenceable upon receipt of the necessary permits
• The agreement is commenceable as of the first day of the next fiscal quarter