1. capable of being bridged; able to be crossed or connected by a bridge
2. capable of being overcome or resolved; able to be closed or narrowed
Usage: figurative

Examples

• The narrow river was bridgeable with a simple wooden structure.
• Engineers determined that the gap was bridgeable with modern construction techniques.
• The two sides found their differences were bridgeable through compromise.
• The cultural divide seemed bridgeable after the community dialogue.
• The financial gap between the two offers was bridgeable with additional negotiation.
• Scientists believe the knowledge gap is bridgeable with further research.