prēˈzentəbəl, prə̇ˈ- adjective
Etymology: present (II) + -able
1. : appropriate for or liable to legal presentment
presentable offenses
a presentable offender
2. : capable or admitting of being presented (as to a person or the mind) : suitable to be offered, set forth, or brought forward : appropriate for presentation
emotions presentable only in music
3. archaic : admitting of the presentation of a clergyman — used of an ecclesiastical benefice
4. : having a bearing or appearance that will satisfy or give pleasure to others : in condition to be seen or inspected especially by the critical : suitable (as in attire or behavior) for presentation into society or company : fit to be seen
dinner … at a presentable restaurant — New York Times
an adequate number of presentable domestic servants — Roy Lewis & Angus Maude
give me a minute to make myself presentable — Kenneth Roberts