Meaning & use
Directable
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Able to be guided, steered, or given artistic direction.
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The new spotlight rig is fully directable from a single control panel.
Critics praised the young actor as remarkably directable, adapting instantly to notes.
A note on using this word
Formed by adding the suffix -able to "direct"; it appears most often in film production and engineering contexts rather than everyday speech.
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