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awaitable

awaitable adjective: able to be executed in an asynchronous manner, with the caller receiving any result at a later stage.

Adjective

awaitable (not comparable)

  1. Able to be executed in an asynchronous manner, with the caller receiving any result at a later stage.

Noun

awaitable (plural awaitables)

  1. An operation that can be executed in an asynchronous manner, with the caller receiving any result at a later stage.

Forms of awaitable

pluralawaitables

Origin of awaitable

From await + -able.

Questions about awaitable

What does awaitable mean?
Awaitable means able to be executed in an asynchronous manner, with the caller receiving any result at a later stage.
What part of speech is awaitable?
Awaitable can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near awaitable in the dictionary

  1. Awadhis
  2. Awads
  3. awag
  4. awaie
  5. await
  6. awaitable
  7. awaitables
  8. awaited
  9. awaiter
  10. awaiters
  11. awaitest

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