Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

mootable

adjective

/ˈmuːtəbl/

Definition

Capable of being argued or debated in a theoretical or hypothetical manner.

Examples

In academic discussions, many theories are mootable, leading to stimulating debates.
The team’s proposal was considered mootable, as circumstances had changed significantly.
During the meeting, several mootable points were raised that required further investigation.

Meaning

The term ‘mootable’ refers to something that is open to discussion or debate, especially when the possibility of real-life application or resolution is unclear or irrelevant.