watchable
Americanadjective
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capable of being watched
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interesting, enjoyable, or entertaining
a watchable television documentary
Other Word Forms
- unwatchable adjective
- watchability noun
Etymology
Origin of watchable
Example Sentences
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Everything new looks extremely watchable, and it’s worth catching up with “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” and “Industry,” which was just renewed for a fifth and final season and remains the most jaw-droppingly audacious show on TV.
From MarketWatch
“Paradise” and “Scrubs” are very watchable, and the Oscars will be good for cord-cutters, but there’s a steep drop-off after that.
From MarketWatch
He barely allows the petrified Boo to twitch, yet somehow, we catch a glimpse of the qualities Duvall the actor will go on to reveal: dangerous and vulnerable, mythic and man-sized, electrifyingly watchable.
From Los Angeles Times
Attach the flag to a human story like American snowboarder Chloe Kim’s, and the games start being watchable.
Ball's fan-friendly style had made him one of the country's most watchable fighters, with unification bouts and big-name opponents on the horizon.
From BBC
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