Splitable: meaning, definitions and examples

Duplicated with 'splitable'. See 'splitable' definition above.

Commonly used in mathematics to describe something that can be divided into exact parts without any remainder.

• 15 is divisible by 3.
• This number is divisible by both 2 and 4.

Used to describe things that can be separated or taken apart, often used in legal, physical, or logical contexts.

• These two items are separable and can be sold individually.
• The issues are separable and should be dealt with separately.

Used to describe something that can be broken into smaller pieces, often suggesting fragility or the ability to be easily broken.

• This material is highly fragmentable under pressure.
• The glass was so thin it was easily fragmentable.

This word is often used when something can be divided into parts, especially in physical or digital contexts. It's less common than 'dividable' and might be a misspelling of 'splittable'.

• This PDF is splitable, so you can save each page separately.

This word is used when something can be divided into smaller parts, commonly used in mathematical, logical, or physical contexts. It's also written as 'divisible'.

• The cake is dividable into 12 equal pieces.
• The land was dividable among the heirs.

This word is used to describe something that can be broken easily. It usually refers to physical objects that can be damaged or shattered.

• Be careful with those glasses; they are very breakable.

This word describes the ability to separate groups based on certain criteria, often referring to social or physical separation. It can have negative connotations when related to people.

• The data set is segregatable by age and gender.
• Historically, schools were segregatable based on race, a practice nowadays condemned.