unitable

adjective
UK /juːˈnaɪtəbl/
US /juˈnaɪtəbl/

Able to be joined together into one.

The two pieces of the toy are unitable, so they snap together easily.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Capable of being brought into agreement or harmony.

Their different ideas were unitable into a single plan.

3. Able to be combined into a single whole or system.

The small clubs were unitable into one big league.

4. Suitable for being joined physically, as parts or materials.

These unitable blocks let kids build a tall tower.