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initiable

initiable adjective: able to be initiated.

Adjective

initiable (comparative more initiable, superlative most initiable)

  1. Able to be initiated
  2. Able to be set to an initial value or state; initializable

Forms of initiable

comparativemore initiable
superlativemost initiable

Questions about initiable

What does initiable mean?
Initiable means able to be initiated.
What part of speech is initiable?
Initiable is an adjective.

Words near initiable in the dictionary

  1. inisling
  2. init
  3. Initan
  4. Initao
  5. inited
  6. initiable
  7. initial
  8. initial caps
  9. initial coin offering
  10. initial coin offerings
  11. initial condition

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