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

"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

When 38 years later I witnessed the next total solar eclipse viewable from the United States, I too was shaken, though in a very different way.

From Los Angeles Times

There will be no total eclipse viewable in the UK but there is the possibility of a partial eclipse being seen just before sunset in the western UK and in Ireland.

From BBC

Totality won’t be viewable from anywhere in California in this eclipse.

From Los Angeles Times

The livestream will be viewable on the Grace Church website and its YouTube channel.

From Seattle Times