Definition of "countable" [count•a•ble]

• That can be counted: countable items; countable sins. (adjective)
• Mathematics That can be put into a one-to-one correspondence with the positive integers. (adjective)

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• "The usage is therefore uncountable rather than countable, which is why 'fewer' sounds odd and 'less' would be the preferred option."
• "Sets that have cardinality Aleph-naught are said to be "countably infinite", whereas sets with higher cardinalities are not "countable"."
• "We didn't have to wait long before the cars were out on track again and I got the 'countable' road course race under my belt."