Able to be comprised, included, or contained within something; capable of being comprised.
From 'comprise' (from Old French 'compris,' past participle of 'comprendre') plus '-able' (capable of). It means capable of being included or contained.
The word 'comprise' itself is controversial—many people argue it shouldn't mean 'make up' but only 'contain,' but 'comprisable' mostly sticks to the original 'include/contain' meaning.
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