Readable

/ˈriːdəbl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Capable of being read; clear and legible.

The teacher praised the student's essay for being well-organized and highly readable.

Easily understood; accessible to the general reader.

The author wrote a readable guide for beginners who wanted to learn about gardening.

In a format that is easy to read or interpret.

The report was presented in a readable format, with clear graphs and bullet points.

Having good typography or design that facilitates reading.

They chose a readable font for the presentation to ensure everyone could follow along.

Late Middle English, from read + able.

easily readable

Refers to text that can be read without difficulty.

readable format

A way of presenting information that is easy to follow.

make something readable

To edit or rearrange text to enhance understanding.

read

To look at and comprehend the meaning of written or printed matter.

reader

A person who reads, especially one who reads frequently or has a certain skill in reading.

readability

The quality of being easy or enjoyable to read.

Easy to get into.

This blog is super readable; I couldn't stop scrolling.

Not hard to understand.

I love how readable her explanations are; even a novice can get it.