different between watchable vs rewatchable

English

Etymology

watch +? -able

Adjective

watchable (comparative more watchable, superlative most watchable)

1. That can be watched.
   • 1999, Mary Taylor Gray, Mary Taylor Young, Herbert Clarke, Watchable Birds of California
2. That is worth watching; interesting or thrilling to watch
   • 1992, Leslie Halliwell, John Walker, Halliwell's Film Guide

     Interminable hocus pocus with a plethora of talk, seldom exciting but watchable because of its remarkable cast...

Translations

Noun

watchable (plural watchables)

1. Something to be watched, or worth watching.
   • 1978, TV Guide

     Telly Savalas, Robert Culp and James Mason are the watchables in 1975's The Golden Heist […]

   • 2007, San Diego Magazine (volume 59, number 9, page 132)

     Each January, San Diego Magazine announces its list of San Diegans worth watching — and watching out for — in the coming year with its "People To Watch" cover story. The magazine fetes its 50 watchables with a VIP bash […]

English

Etymology

rewatch +? -able

Adjective

rewatchable (comparative more rewatchable, superlative most rewatchable)

1. Pleasant to watch more than once.

Related terms

• watchable

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