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Adjective(1) able to exist and perform in harmonious or agreeable combination(2) capable of being used with or connected to other devices or components without modification(3) capable of forming a homogeneous mixture that neither separates nor is altered by chemical interaction(4) having similar disposition and tastes(5) (of a couple) existing together harmoniously(6) agreeable(7) in harmony

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(1) Finally, his valorisation of tolerance above all other things, is all too compatible with injustice (albeit that such a notion may not have the same ring in the minds of torturers as it will in the minds of victims).(2) For long-term data storage, what provisions are needed for having compatible hardware and software to read the data years after it has been created?(3) It is also important that all corporate notebooks are interchangeable, because when it comes to docking stations, you want to make sure every laptop is compatible with every docking station.(4) Make sure that your projector has connectors that are compatible with the laptop computer you plan to use with it.(5) Attempts to make the new control system in South Yorkshire compatible with existing analogue technology has caused the breakdowns and delays that have plagued the system over several months.(6) Experience has shown that attempting to produce audio disks that are compatible with existing players but which are immune to ripping or burning is fraught with problems.(7) A different, more thoughtful outcome was possible, and entirely compatible with public attitudes.(8) But it also wants to keep the extensibility and general-purpose functionality of an IBM compatible .(9) If you organize your pictures with a product like Adobe Photoshop Album or Apple's IPhoto, will compatible software exist twenty years hence?(10) Another possible group are companies writing compatible software.(11) What existing NRCS programs are compatible with organic production, and how can organic producers find out information about these programs?(12) The idea was to have a system that was compatible with existing PIII notebooks.(13) The first feature is that perception aims at truth, though in a way that is compatible with us being able to disbelieve our perceptions.(14) Shared assumptions are compatible with corporate agendas: maximizing profits while minimizing concern for people at the lower rungs of the economic ladder.(15) War and conflict do not appear to be compatible with the natural order, or at least a peaceful and harmonious version of it.(16) I would hate to see one region come up with a strategy to develop its programmes, and another neighbouring region come up with a strategy that conflicts with or is not compatible with it.