Startable: meaning, definitions and examples

Already outlined above.

Typically used in technical or mechanical contexts to indicate that a device, system, or machine can function correctly.

• The equipment is fully operable after the maintenance check
• The vehicle is only operable once the engine issue is fixed

Usually relevant to projects, campaigns, or products that can be put into action, often on a larger or public scale.

• The marketing campaign is launchable by the end of the month
• The new product will be launchable after the final round of tests

Appropriate in formal or technical contexts to describe processes or systems that can be initiated.

• The experiment is initiable once we secure the funding
• The program is initiable by the end-user following simple instructions