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Definition of shareable

shareable

/ˈʃɛərəbəl/
share · a · ble

Plural:shareables
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shareable Lexical Profile

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• adjective

1

Appealing, relevant, or formatted in a way that encourages users to distribute or repost it on social media.

Example

"The marketing team created a series of highly shareable infographics to boost online engagement."


2

Capable of or suitable for being divided, distributed, or used jointly by multiple people.

Example

"The restaurant offers a variety of shareable plates that are ideal for large groups."

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• noun

1

A dish, appetizer, or snack specifically portioned and served to be eaten by two or more people (usually in the plural).

Example

"Instead of ordering individual entrees, we decided to get a few shareables for the table."


2

A piece of digital media, such as an image, video, or article, designed to be easily distributed across social networks.

Example

"The campaign kit includes several digital shareables that volunteers can post on their personal profiles."

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