1. able to be traveled on by boats or ships
Usage: nautical
2. able to be steered or directed successfully

Examples

• The river is navigable for small boats during the spring floods.
• Large cargo ships require deep, navigable waterways.
• The canal was built to make the river navigable year-round.
• Ice made the northern passage temporarily unnavigable.
• The new software has a more navigable interface.
• The website’s menu system is easily navigable.
• The mountain trail becomes navigable only in summer.