Definition

Able to be traveled to and from regularly, especially in relation to work or school.

Example

Many people prefer to live in areas that are commutable to the city center.

Conversation

Have you checked if that place is commutable from your work?

Yeah, I looked it up, and it seems pretty close!

That's great to hear! A commutable distance makes a big difference.

Absolutely! I prefer not to spend too much time on the road.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Commutable → It is formed from "com-" (meaning together) and "mutabilis" (from Latin, meaning changeable). The word "commutable" refers to something that can be changed or exchanged, particularly in the context of travel or transportation, such as a commutable distance.

Memory Tip

Think of 'together' ('com-') and 'changeable' ('mutabilis') to remember that 'commutable' refers to something that can be changed or exchanged, like a distance you can travel.

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