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customizable

American  
[kuhs-tuhm-ahyz-uh-buhl] / ˌkʌs təmˈaɪz ə bəl /

adjective

  1. capable of being customized.


Example Sentences

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There was a lot Vimeo was willing to offer: high-definition streaming that YouTube then lacked, customizable embeds, and a staff of curators who’d willingly spotlight unknown users’ works on the front page—per judgment of merit, not merely virality.

From Slate

Murati, who was previously OpenAI’s CTO, raised one of the largest seed rounds in Silicon Valley history for a company she pitched as a way to make AI systems more customizable.

From The Wall Street Journal

Fast-casual chains such as Cava and Newport Beach-based Chipotle popularized the customizable lunch bowl, usually including a protein, grain, and veggies.

From Los Angeles Times

In the warehouse space near construction supply shops and a Western-themed bar, designers have built clay models and prototypes of a customizable EV truck that could cost half as much as the competition.

From Los Angeles Times

The only two “customizable” features are your name and the small circular icon that shows your location.

From Slate