1. able to be imaged or formed as a mental image; capable of being visualized or represented visually
Usage: technical/specialized; often used in cognitive science, psychology, and computer vision contexts

Examples

• The abstract concept was difficult to make imageable for young students.
• Concrete nouns are more imageable than abstract ones.
• Researchers tested whether the scene was imageable by asking participants to visualize it.
• The architect created imageable designs that clients could easily picture.
• In cognitive psychology, imageable words are typically recalled better than non-imageable words.