1. able to be allocated, designated, or given to someone or something
2. able to be attributed or ascribed to a particular cause or source
3. legally transferable to another person
Usage: legal

Examples

• The project tasks are assignable to different team members based on their skills.
• These parking spaces are assignable to residents only.
• The contract includes assignable rights that can be transferred to a third party.
• The error is assignable to a software bug in the system.
• Her success is assignable to years of dedicated practice.
• The lease contains assignable clauses allowing transfer to new tenants.
• The blame for the accident is assignable to multiple factors.