Definition of missible in English:

missible

adjective ˈmɪsɪbl

rare

Able to be sent, sendable.

Origin

Late 18th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin miss-, past participial stem of mittere to send, throw or cast a weapon + -ible, perhaps after post-classical Latin missibilis suitable for throwing (5th cent. as a variant reading for missilis; earlier (Vetus Latina) as noun denoting a weapon).

Definition of missible in US English:

missible

adjectiveˈmɪsɪbl

rare

Able to be sent, sendable.

Origin

Late 18th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin miss-, past participial stem of mittere to send, throw or cast a weapon + -ible, perhaps after post-classical Latin missibilis suitable for throwing (5th cent. as a variant reading for missilis; earlier (Vetus Latina) as noun denoting a weapon).

单词	missible
释义	Definition of missible in English: missible adjective ˈmɪsɪbl rare Able to be sent, sendable. Origin Late 18th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin miss-, past participial stem of mittere to send, throw or cast a weapon + -ible, perhaps after post-classical Latin missibilis suitable for throwing (5th cent. as a variant reading for missilis; earlier (Vetus Latina) as noun denoting a weapon). Definition of missible in US English: missible adjectiveˈmɪsɪbl rare Able to be sent, sendable. Origin Late 18th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin miss-, past participial stem of mittere to send, throw or cast a weapon + -ible, perhaps after post-classical Latin missibilis suitable for throwing (5th cent. as a variant reading for missilis; earlier (Vetus Latina) as noun denoting a weapon).
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