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

The new version of the tool has been visually redesigned, and now further breaks down the viewable information across eight different categories instead of just two.

From TechCrunch

Before the 1623 conjunction, the next best one—which was viewable, occurring at night—happened in 1226.

From Fortune

In some ways, some of the clients we work with are already thinking more about the nuance that comes with the content they buy as they’re using a quality CPM to identify areas that are viewable, fraud-free and brand safe for their ads.

From Digiday

The greater the expected reward, the more time is invested, which leads to the sale of more viewable impressions.

From Digiday

His office has agreed to make the recording viewable to the public on Wednesday.

From Essence.com

These posts are still available in archives that are only viewable to privileged members of the forum.

From The Daily Beast

Some performers, like Aella, are viewable by all and work for tips.

From The Daily Beast

The result is a Twelve Days of Christmas series viewable at the Daily Butters site thedailybutters.com.

From The Daily Beast

Only a particle collider can produce that much energy—the amount needed to produce a viewable Higgs.

From The Daily Beast

Further diluting the nature of the “debate” was the fact that it was all but un-viewable for the vast majority of Republicans.

From The Daily Beast

Corrected text appears underline, with the original viewable when one hovers over the text like this.

From Project Gutenberg