1. capable of being bounded or limited; able to have a boundary or limit set
Usage: formal; technical

Examples

• The set of integers is boundable by establishing upper and lower limits.
• In mathematics, a boundable function has a maximum and minimum value within a given interval.
• The project's scope is boundable if we define clear objectives and deadlines.
• A boundable region in geometry has a well-defined perimeter.
• The company's expenses are boundable through strict budget controls.