The Open Dictionary

relatable

adjective

UK/rɪˈleɪ.tə.bᵊl/
US/rɪˈleɪ.t̬ə.bᵊl/

Definitions of relatable adjective

  1. Having a connection or association; able to be connected or associated with something else.

    • The market value of your real estate investment has a direct correlation to the amount of work, dedication, and expertise you apply.

    • This theory is highly relatable to the current findings of our research.

    • I find his story relatable to many people’s experiences with struggle.

  2. Able to be understood or to evoke a feeling of empathy in someone.

    • Part of the reason for her novel's success is because the characters were very relatable to readers.

    • Even though he is a fictional character, the audience found his struggles relatable and sympathetic.

    • The speaker was able to connect with the audience in a sincere and relatable way.