1. capable of being rendered or processed into a visual form
Usage: computing; graphics
2. capable of being given, provided, or delivered
Usage: formal

Examples

• The 3D model is fully renderable in real-time.
• Complex graphics may not be renderable on older hardware.
• The video file format is renderable by most modern browsers.
• High-resolution textures make the scene more renderable and realistic.
• Professional services renderable under this contract include consulting and training.
• The assistance renderable by volunteers varies by organization.