segmentable

English

Etymology

From segment +‎ -able.

Adjective

segmentable (comparative more segmentable, superlative most segmentable)

1. Capable of being divided into segments.
   • 1994, Barbara Johnstone, Repetition in discourse: interdisciplinary perspectives:

     We have already seen that repetition can focus on segmentable linguistic form as opposed to semantic meaning.

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