1. capable of being administered, managed, or given
Usage: formal

Examples

• The new policy is easily administrable by the current staff.
• The medication is administrable through injection or oral tablets.
• The complex regulations proved barely administrable without additional resources.
• Digital systems make large databases more administrable than paper records.
• The program’s simple structure makes it administrable by volunteers.
• Remote territories can be difficult to make administrable without proper infrastructure.