combinable

[ kuhm-bahy-nuh-buhl ]

adjective

1. capable of combining or being combined.

Other Words From

• com·bina·bili·ty com·bina·ble·ness noun
• com·bina·bly adverb
• uncom·bina·ble adjective
• uncom·bina·bly adverb

Word History and Origins

Origin of combinable¹

First recorded in 1740–50; combine + -able

Example Sentences

In a task designed to test their tool-making prowess, New Caledonian crows spontaneously put together two short, combinable sticks to make a longer "fishing rod" to reach a piece of food.

From BBC

These offers are not combinable with others promotions and last until Saturday, March 10th.

From The Verge

NFU combinable crops chairman Andrew Watts said the continually wet weather during planting time, between September and December, had resulted in less wheat being planted.

From BBC

Mr. Schuller’s main influence on him is his eclecticism, his sense of genres and styles as collapsible and combinable.

From New York Times

In their doctrine and genius they may seem to be too much opposed to be at all convergent or combinable in their wisdom.

From Project Gutenberg