Capable of being decoded or translated from code into plain language or meaningful information.
From de- 'reverse' plus code (from Latin codex 'writing tablet') plus -able. Formed in the 20th century with digital communication technology.
DNA is decodable—the genome is a code written in four letters that biologists can now read and interpret. The question of whether something is decodable drives everything from cryptography to neuroscience.
Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.