Cuttable

Pronunciation: /ˈkʌtəbəl/

Definitions of cuttable

adjective describing something that can be cut or is capable of being cut

Example Sentences

A1 The paper is cuttable with scissors.

A2 The fabric is cuttable for making clothes.

B1 The cake is cuttable into equal slices.

B2 The wood is cuttable for building furniture.

C1 The diamond is cuttable by skilled jewelers.

C2 The metal is cuttable using advanced laser technology.

Examples of cuttable in a Sentence

formal The fabric is very high quality and cuttable for any design.

informal This paper is easily cuttable with scissors.

slang I heard these jeans are super cuttable, you should try them on.

figurative His argument was so weak, it was like a cuttable thread holding everything together.

Grammatical Forms of cuttable

• past tense: cut
• plural: cuttables
• comparative: more cuttable
• superlative: most cuttable
• present tense: cut
• future tense: will cut
• perfect tense: have cut
• continuous tense: cutting
• singular: cuttable
• positive degree: cuttable
• infinitive: to cut
• gerund: cutting
• participle: cutting

Origin and Evolution of cuttable

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'cuttable' originated from the combination of the word 'cut' and the suffix '-able', which is used to form adjectives indicating capability or worthiness of being acted upon.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'cuttable' has evolved to describe something that can be cut or divided easily, often used in the context of materials like fabric or metals that are suitable for cutting.