1. able to be accomplished, achieved, or completed; feasible or attainable
Usage: formal or literary; often used in contexts of goals, tasks, or objectives
2. able to be encompassed, enclosed, or contained within limits
Usage: archaic or rare

Examples

• With proper planning and resources, the project is compassable within the next fiscal year.
• The team believed the ambitious goal was compassable if they worked together efficiently.
• The scope of the renovation is compassable given the budget constraints.
• Such a feat was once thought impossible, but modern technology has made it compassable.
• The architect designed a compassable structure that fit within the city's zoning requirements.