Signable vs Unsignable - What's the difference?

As adjectives the difference between signable and unsignable

is that signable is that can be signed (represented in sign language) while unsignable is not signable.

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That can be signed (represented in sign language).

Ready to have a signature affixed to it, as with a contract.

* 2005 , Anat Rafaeli, Michael G. Pratt, Artifacts and Organizations: Beyond Mere Symbolism? , p. 272:

Boilerplate contracts provide an easily modified template that can serve as a basis for drafting a final signable contract.

Available for the posting of signs.

* 1971 , William R Ewald, Daniel R Mandelker, Street graphics: a concept and a system

In commercial/industrial areas, wall graphics pertaining to commercial or industrial activities may occupy 40 percent of the signable area

(sports) Capable of being signed, or recruited by a sports club.

a signable player

* unsignable

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Not signable.