Definition of "iterable" [it•er•a•ble]

• Capable of being iterated (adjective)

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• "It leaves no iterable record, it dictates the speed and rhythm of its reception."
• "First of all, however (suspending for the moment the question of the constitution and unconstitution of the human body, in Blake and elsewhere), it would hardly be possible to think of the human body in Blake in terms of a single or fractally iterable shape."
• "For quite commonly we also experience voice, even that of the lyric, as something social and iterable, an articulate structure capable of producing a complex and potentially communicable response."