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Sep 8, 2017 · Competible is actually a real (but obsolete) word, but it wasn't used to mean "able to compete". It meant either "appropriate" or "competent". The meaning of the English verb compete …
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So using "competible" or "compet (e)able" in the sense "capable of competing" would be a bit atypical. There are a few *-able* words that have this kind of atypical meaning, like *perishable,* but it is not …
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Competible is actually a real (but obsolete) word, but it wasn't used to mean "able to compete". It meant either "appropriate" or "competent". The meaning of the English verb compete has shifted from its …
