scannableadj.
/ˈskanəb(ə)l/ That can be scanned.
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scannable1828
the world > physical sensation > sight and vision > visibility > [adjective] > surveyable or inspectable
contemplablec1443
watchable1611
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surveyable1658
inspectable1815
scannable1936
1828 Blackwood's Edinb. Mag. 23 751 Sonnets..which are not even scannable nonsense verses.
1936 W. de la Mare Wind blows Over 37 How narrow a circle of its waters was actually scannable from where she stood.
1975 Nature 28 Aug. 703/1 The charges can be liberated optically, in which case the device acts as a scannable photo-detector array, already on the market in the form of hand-held TV cameras.
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