wearable
wearable
Definition
wear·able (wer′ə bəl)
adjective
that can be worn; suitable for wear
noun
wearable things; garments; clothing
wearable
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- make: Clinical trials are now being conducted with plans to make the equipment wearable.
Modifies a noun
- computing: The company is now seeking applications for the hardware, which could include wearable computing or new display technologies.
- computer: This paper focuses on the wearable computer for the blind, one of the weakest areas in traffic systems.
- electronics: Other target market areas are in wearable electronics, smart cards, and disposable medical diagnostic systems.
- jewelry: My aim is to create classic wearable jewelry that combines timeless appeal with a modern twist.
- device: Our wearable devices allow a range of medical signals to be collected through sensors attached to the patient.
- clothes: Why not take good clean wearable clothes straight to your favorite local charity shops?
Modifying Another Word
- highly: Profile: We are a cool clothing label famous for quirky but highly wearable casualwear with bold, original graphics.
- fully: The dress is fully wearable, with no flaws or damage, very good condition.
- very: Very stylish with an unusual yet very wearable design.
- eminently: It claims to " recreate the earthy and fruity aroma " of the cheese " in an eminently wearable perfume " .
- totally: I want my work to echo the past through its relation to past civilisations, and yet be totally wearable in the modern world.
- really: They have a vintage feel with loads of creative detailing but in a really wearable design.
Used with adjective complement
- make: Our popular loungewear, made more wearable than ever.
Browse dictionary entries near wearable
- wearability
- wear the trousers
- wear the pants or trousers
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- wear down
- wear and tear
- wear a long face
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- weapons-grade
- wearer
- wearied
- wearier
- weariest
- weariful
- wearifully
- wearifulness
- weariless
- wearilessly
- wearilessness
