Lockable

Pronunciation: /lɑkəbəl/

Definitions of lockable

adjective describing something that can be locked

Example Sentences

A1 The lockable door kept the room safe.

A2 I need a lockable suitcase for my trip.

B1 The lockable cabinet is perfect for storing valuable items.

B2 The lockable gate at the entrance ensures security for the entire property.

C1 The lockable safe in the hotel room provided peace of mind for the guests.

C2 The lockable storage unit required a key code for access.

Examples of lockable in a Sentence

formal The storage cabinet comes with lockable doors to ensure security.

informal I bought a lockable suitcase for my upcoming trip.

slang I need to get a lockable box to keep my valuables safe.

figurative Her heart was like a lockable vault, guarded against any unwanted intruders.

Grammatical Forms of lockable

• past tense: locked
• plural: lockables
• comparative: more lockable
• superlative: most lockable
• present tense: lock
• future tense: will lock
• perfect tense: have locked
• continuous tense: is locking
• singular: lockable
• positive degree: lockable
• infinitive: to lock
• gerund: locking
• participle: locking

Origin and Evolution of lockable

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'lockable' originated from the combination of 'lock' and the suffix '-able' which indicates capability or ability.

Evolution of the word: The term 'lockable' has maintained its meaning of being able to be locked over time, but with advancements in technology, it now also refers to items that can be securely fastened or sealed in various ways beyond traditional locks.