1. suitable or able to be chanted; capable of being sung or recited in a rhythmic, repetitive manner
Usage: often used in musical or liturgical contexts

Examples

• The poem's regular meter made it highly chantable.
• Gregorian chants are designed to be chantable by groups of monks.
• The protesters developed a chantable slogan for their march.
• Medieval verses were often written in a chantable form.
• The chorus is simple and chantable, making it easy for audiences to join in.