1. able to be ordered or arranged in a sequence
Usage: mathematics; formal
2. available for ordering or purchase
Usage: business; commerce

Examples

• The data set contains orderable elements that can be sorted numerically.
• All items in the catalog are orderable online.
• The mathematician proved that these numbers form an orderable set.
• This product is currently orderable with a two-week delivery time.
• The software can handle any orderable collection of records.
• Most books are orderable through the library’s system.