compatible
1 of 1adjective/kəmˈpætəbəl/
Forms:more compatible,most compatible
1
able to exist together without conflict or problems
- Their work styles are compatible, making collaboration easy.
- The ideas are compatible and can be integrated into a single plan.
- The furniture is compatible with the room's overall design.
- Different cultures can be compatible in a multicultural society.
- The new policy is compatible with existing regulations.
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2
having the ability to work with different devices, machines, etc.
C1- The new printer is compatible with both Windows and Mac operating systems, ensuring flexibility for users.
- It's important to check whether your smartphone is compatible with the latest software updates to ensure optimal performance.
- The game console supports various controllers, making it compatible with a wide range of gaming accessories.
- The wireless headphones are compatible with multiple devices, including smartphones, tablets, and laptops, offering versatility for users on the go.
- The new software update ensures that files created in the latest version are compatible with older versions of the program.
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capable of forming a uniform mixture without separation or reaction
- The chemicals are compatible and can be mixed safely.
- Paints must be compatible to avoid peeling or discoloration.
- Fertilizers must be compatible to prevent harmful reactions.
- The cleaning agents are compatible with the surfaces being treated.
- Certain metals are compatible when alloyed together.
4
(of two people) able to have a balanced and comfortable relationship
- They are compatible partners who communicate well.
- The couple proved to be compatible despite their busy schedules.
- Compatible roommates can live together without conflict.
- Their compatible personalities made teamwork effortless.
- The mentor and mentee were highly compatible in approach and attitude.