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moveable

American  
[moo-vuh-buhl] / ˈmu və bəl /

adjective

  1. movable.


Other Word Forms

  • unmoveable adjective

Example Sentences

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They have a push-to-pass button that actives extra electrical energy instead of DRS, because both the front and rear wings will be moveable to decrease drag on straights.

From BBC

When users click on an icon hidden in the tool bar, a moveable bubble pops up.

From Los Angeles Times

A photo of his storied office bulletin board on which moveable, color-coded index cards of show sketches are easily re-arranged offers a glimpse of how this works.

From The Wall Street Journal

Starting the build in 2023, the development was built into two moveable structures designed for planning purposes, so can be moved in separate pieces.

From BBC

So the rule-makers turned to moveable aerodynamics, reducing drag on the straights so the cars were in the braking zones for longer.

From BBC