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extendable
This term describes a latent capacity for growth or prolongation, suggesting a flexibility built into the design or agreement of an object or contract. It carries a pragmatic, functional connotation, often appearing in technical specifications or legal clauses to indicate that a current limit is not absolute.
In physical contexts, it refers to mechanical adaptability, such as telescopic poles or modular furniture. In temporal or legal contexts, it implies a conditional possibility of extension, typically requiring mutual consent or the fulfillment of specific criteria to move a deadline or expiration date.
Meanings
Examples
The tripod has extendable legs for better stability on uneven ground.
Is the deadline for the project extendable if we encounter technical issues?
This table is extendable to accommodate up to ten guests.
I wonder if my visa is extendable for another six months.
The software architecture is designed to be extendable for future updates.
The lease agreement is extendable by an additional year upon mutual consent.
He used an extendable mirror to see the blind spot of the car.
The contract terms are not extendable under any circumstances.