deliverable
Say it: dih-LIV-uh-ruh-bul /dɪˈlɪvərəbəl/ · noun
What “deliverable” means
A finished piece of work you must hand over.
More precisely: A specific product or result that must be completed and handed over.
Example: “The main deliverable for Friday is a working prototype.”
When to use it
In project discussions, when naming the specific thing someone must complete and provide. It sounds businesslike and slightly formal.
Similar words
output, result, work product
Quick check
A photographer agrees to hand over a finished album after the wedding. In the project, that album is…
a deliverable or a milestone?
Show the answer
a deliverable
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