Definition

Adjective: - Capable of being positioned: Describes an object or item that can be placed, arranged, or set into a specific location or orientation.

Usage

This adjective is used to describe the physical property of an object. It indicates that the object is designed or suited to be moved and fixed into a desired place or arrangement.

Examples

• The new monitor is fully positionable, allowing you to adjust its height and angle for optimal viewing.
• These positionable lamps are perfect for a workshop, as you can direct the light exactly where you need it.
• The arm of the robot is highly positionable, enabling precise movements in manufacturing.

Advanced Usage

• In technical and engineering contexts, "positionable" often describes components, tools, or devices with adjustable or programmable placement capabilities.
  • The CNC machine features a positionable drill head for complex operations.

Variants and Related Words

• Position (verb): To put or arrange something in a particular place.
  • Please position the chairs in a circle.
• Repositionable (adjective): Capable of being positioned again or moved to a new location.
  • The notes are repositionable, so you can move them on the board.

Synonyms

• Adjustable: Capable of being changed or moved to a different setting.
• Movable: Capable of being moved or relocated.
• Placeable: Capable of being placed. (Less common)

Antonyms

• Fixed: Fastened securely in a particular position; not movable.
• Immobile: Not able to be moved.

Adjective

1. capable of being positioned