1. capable of being mapped or represented on a map
2. able to be assigned or connected in a systematic way
Usage: mathematics; computing

Examples

• The remote island became mappable once satellite technology improved.
• Scientists found that the ocean floor was mappable using sonar equipment.
• The data points are mappable to specific geographic coordinates.
• In mathematics, this function is mappable to the real number line.
• The software engineer confirmed that the database fields were mappable to the new system.
• Not all abstract concepts are easily mappable to visual representations.