useable

[yoo-zuh-buh l] /ˈyu zə bəl/

adjective

Related forms

useability, useableness, noun

useably, adverb

nonuseable, adjective

reuseable, adjective

reuseableness, noun

unuseable, adjective

unuseableness, noun

unuseably, adverb

Examples from the web for useable

Solar energy is the technology used to harness the sun's energy and make it useable.
Paper can usually be recycled five to seven times before its fibers become too short to be useable for new paper.
During the winter ice roads are used, but the useable season for those is getting shorter.
Computer programmers do their best to make their work useable by everyone, but this does not always translate well.
Only when failure is recognized can dead ends be abandoned and useable pieces of failed programs be recycled.
In other words, he asked for the data after it had been processed and sifted, and churned into a useable format.
What they want is the means to convert these dollars to something more useable.
Anyone can make one of these and they generate more useable, cheaper, and much easier to produce energy than photovoltaics.
Unfortunately, converting the stuff into useable forms remains a difficult process.
The nitrates and other minerals can easily be recaptured and reprocessed by plants into a useable medium.

British Dictionary definitions for useable

usable

/ˈjuːzəbəl/

adjective

able to be used

Derived Forms

usability, useability, usableness, useableness, noun
usably, useably, adverb