1. capable of being narrated or told as a story
Usage: formal; literary

Examples

• The author found the historical events narratable and wove them into a compelling novel.
• Not all experiences are equally narratable; some resist being put into words.
• The detective believed the witness's account was narratable and coherent enough for court.
• Complex emotions are sometimes difficult to make narratable in fiction.
• The film adapted a narratable portion of the memoir, leaving out the most private moments.