a. rare. [f. SURVEY v. + -ABLE.] Capable of being surveyed.
1658. Osborn, Q. Eliz., Ep. More of London being surveyable in a minute from Pauls Steeple, than can be seen in an age out of Cheap-side.
1837. in Fraser’s Mag., XV. 654. Now the explosion becomes a thing visible, surveyable.
1858. Carlyle, Fredk. Gt., VII. iii. (1872), II. 265. From which the whole ground … is surveyable to spectators of rank.
1882. Jennett Humphreys, in Fraser’s Mag., XXVI. 434. The [Philological] Society is going to deal, in addition, with the recoverable, the surveyable English of the printing-press.
