accommodable
adjective
ac·com·mo·da·ble
\əˈkämədəbəl also aˈ-\
Definition of accommodable
: capable of being accommodated or fitted anthropologists regard the Upper Paleolithic period as accommodable between 25,000 b.c. and 8000 b.c.
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Origin and Etymology of accommodable
French, from accommoder to accommodate (from Latin accommodare) + -able
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