1. capable of being enacted; able to be made into law or put into effect
Usage: formal; often used in legal or legislative contexts

Examples

• The proposed legislation is enactable if it receives sufficient support from both chambers.
• The committee determined that the new policy was enactable within the current budget constraints.
• Lawmakers debated whether the ambitious reform was truly enactable given political opposition.
• The bill's sponsors argued it was enactable and would benefit the economy.
• Not all proposed laws are enactable due to constitutional limitations.