viewable

[ vyoo-uh-buhl ]

adjective

1. capable of being viewed; visible.
2. having sufficient interest to warrant being seen; worthy of being viewed:

   a viewable movie.

Other Words From

• un·viewa·ble adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of viewable¹

view + -able

Example Sentences

Board President Matthew Gelazela, responding to concern among parents, defended the decision on Wednesday, arguing that, "in making the area outside of stalls more viewable, we are better able to monitor for a multitude of prohibited activities such as any possible vaping, drug use, bullying or absenteeism," the Evening Sun reported.

From Salon

It was filed under seal—that means it’s not viewable by the public—since it includes materials the government considers sensitive; grand jury testimony, materials seized through search warrants, transcripts, and witness interviews.

From Slate

It works by emitting a Bluetooth signal to a device in the Find My network, that signal goes to iCloud and the location of the tracker is then viewable on the map in the Find My app.

From Los Angeles Times

But it should be viewable to anyone when it rises above the eastern horizon and sinks on the western horizon, Alarcon said.

From Los Angeles Times

"We are working toward scaling this methodology to real-time, open-source sentiment tracking, viewable by stakeholders like government officials, national labs and the industry that could give voice to public concerns in the coming years."

From Science Daily