commutable

/kəˈmjutəbəl/
adjective
  1. Able to be exchanged or substituted for something else.
    • The benefits package includes commutable vacation days that can be traded for cash.
    • In this math problem, the numbers are commutable without changing the result.
    • The two job titles are commutable, so you can use either on your resume.
  2. Able to be traveled between regularly, especially for work.
    • The suburbs are easily commutable to the city by train.
    • With the new highway, the town became commutable to the capital in under an hour.
    • They chose a house in a commutable distance from both their offices.
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