1. capable of being loaded; able to have a load placed on or in it
2. (computing) able to be loaded into memory or a program
Usage: technical

Examples

• The truck has a loadable capacity of 5 tons.
• These containers are designed to be easily loadable and unloadable.
• The software supports loadable modules that can be added at runtime.
• The image file is loadable in most modern web browsers.
• The data is stored in a loadable format for quick access.