Accomplishables

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. Capable of being achieved or completed successfully; able to be brought to fulfillment or realization; feasible to carry out or execute in practice
2. Possessing the quality of being attainable or doable; able to be finished or realized according to plan or intent; within the realm of possibility to perform or achieve
3. Suitable for successful completion or achievement; capable of being fulfilled or executed effectively; realistically feasible to accomplish or carry through

Etymology: "Accomplishables" is the plural of "accomplishable," an adjective used here as a noun for things that can be carried through to completion. The base verb "accomplish" comes from Old French "acomplir," which traces back to Latin "complere," meaning "to fill up" or "to complete," from "com-" (intensive) and "plere" (to fill). The ending "-able" comes from Latin "-abilis," meaning "capable of being," so the whole word literally means "capable of being filled up" or "capable of being completed."