commandable
commandable adjective: capable of being commanded.
Adjective
commandable (comparative more commandable, superlative most commandable)
- Capable of being commanded.
- According to this argument, love is an emotion and emotions are not commandable.2009, Martha Fineman, Karen Worthington, What is right for children?
Forms of commandable
| comparative | more commandable |
|---|---|
| superlative | most commandable |
Origin of commandable
From Middle English comaundable (which see for more). By surface analysis, command + -able.
Words formed from commandable
Questions about commandable
- What does commandable mean?
- Commandable means capable of being commanded.
- What part of speech is commandable?
- Commandable is an adjective.
Words near commandable in the dictionary
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