qualificabile

qualifiable, classifiable

adjective kwah-lee-fee-KAH-bee-leh Rare

Usage Note

Qualificabile means 'that can be qualified or classified as something'. It is formed with the suffix -bile (equivalent to English '-able') on qualificare. It does not change for gender (un comportamento qualificabile come negligenza / un'azione qualificabile come frode). It appears mainly in legal and administrative writing.

Examples

"Il gesto è qualificabile come atto di coraggio."

Natural Translation

The gesture can be classified as an act of courage.

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