a. Also 7–9 -izable. [f. COMPRISE v. + -ABLE.] Capable of being comprised.
1610. W. Folkingham, Art of Survey, IV. Conclus. 85. More ample Presidents, than may seeme … to be comprizable in the decurted Passages … of this supplement.
1777. Hist. Europe, in Ann. Reg., 39/1. Comprizable in a small compass.
1833. Herschel, Astron., iii. 153. The whole map … not being comprizable within any finite limits.
