Definitions and Examples of washable, cleanable
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Capable of being washed without damage.
Example
The shirt is washable and can be cleaned in the washing machine.
Capable of being cleaned without damage.
Example
The kitchen counter is made of a cleanable material that can be wiped down easily.
Key Differences: washable vs cleanable
- 1Washable refers to items that can be washed in water without damage.
- 2Cleanable refers to items that can be cleaned without damage, but not necessarily washed in water.
Effective Usage of washable, cleanable
- 1Shopping: Use these antonyms when looking for clothing or household items that can be easily cleaned or washed.
- 2Cleaning: Use these antonyms when discussing cleaning products or methods.
- 3Labeling: Use these antonyms when labeling products or materials to indicate whether they can be washed or cleaned.
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Remember this!
The antonyms washable and cleanable describe items that can be cleaned or washed without damage. Washable refers to items that can be washed in water without damage, while cleanable refers to items that can be cleaned without damage, but not necessarily washed in water. Use these antonyms when shopping, cleaning, or labeling products.
