be manageable

/biː ˈmænɪdʒəbəl/

able to be handled or controlled

The workload is manageable if we prioritize tasks effectively.

The tasks can be handled without being overwhelming if organized properly.

general

capable of being handled, controlled, or dealt with successfully

With proper planning, the project will be manageable.

The project can be completed successfully with good organization.

Her schedule is manageable despite her busy lifestyle.

She can handle her schedule without feeling overwhelmed.

Often used to describe tasks, workloads, or situations that are not overly difficult or stressful.

Collocations

become manageableto start being able to be handledkeep manageableto maintain control over something

a workload that can be handled without excessive stress

a cost that is affordable or within budget

Use 'manageable' to describe situations or tasks that are within your capacity to handle, not those that are effortless.

Do not use 'manageable' for tasks that are extremely easy; reserve it for tasks that require effort but are still within control.

From 'manage' (to handle or control) + '-able' (suffix indicating capability).

Commonly used in professional and personal contexts to describe tasks, projects, or situations that are within one's ability to handle.

to exist in a certain state

verb

manageable

able to be managed or controlled

adjective

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