bindable
Definition
- Adjective:
- Capable of being fastened or secured with a rope, bond, or similar restraint: Describes an object or material that can be tied, bound, or held in place using cords, straps, or other flexible fasteners.
Usage
The adjective "bindable" is used to describe the physical property of an item. It indicates that the item is suitable for being tied up or secured. It is often used in practical, technical, or descriptive contexts.
Examples
- Adjective:
- The logs were neatly stacked and bindable for transport.
- This fabric is not very bindable; the straps keep slipping off.
- Ensure the cargo is bindable before attempting to secure it to the truck.
Advanced Usage
- In computing/programming: While the core meaning is physical, in technical jargon (especially in software development), "bindable" can describe a property or data source that can be connected or "bound" to a user interface element. However, this is a specialized, metaphorical extension of the core meaning.
- In this framework, the model's properties are bindable to the view components.
Variants and Related Words
- Bind (verb): To tie or fasten securely.
- Binding (noun/adj): A strong covering holding pages together; or having the power to hold or constrain.
- Binder (noun): A person or device that binds things, especially a cover for holding sheets.
Synonyms
- Securable: Able to be made safe or fixed in place.
- Fastenable: Capable of being closed or attached firmly.
- Tieable: Able to be tied.
Antonyms
- Unbindable: Not capable of being fastened or tied.
- Slippery: Difficult to grip or secure.
Adjective
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capable of being fastened or secured with a rope or bond
