1. able to be said or expressed in words

Examples

• Some emotions are barely sayable in any language.
• The poet struggled to make the unsayable sayable through verse.
• Her grief was so profound it seemed hardly sayable.
• What happened that night is sayable now, but it wasn’t then.
• The complexity of quantum physics makes some concepts barely sayable in ordinary terms.
• He found his deepest thoughts were not easily sayable to others.