Capable of being exhibited or displayed publicly; suitable for showing to an audience.
From exhibit (Latin exhibere, 'to present' + habere 'to have') plus the suffix -able. Emerged in English by the 17th century with the rise of public exhibitions.
Museums must decide what's exhibitable—some artifacts are too fragile to display, so conservators create replicas that are exhibitable instead, letting science guide curatorial choices!
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