supersedable
/ˌsuːpəˈsiːdəbl/ /ˌsjuːpəˈsiːdəbl/(also supersedeable, supercedeable)
adjective
Able to be superseded.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in William Atwood (d.?1705). From supersede + -able.
- white-browed
- white-browed partridge
- white bryony
- white-burning
- White, Byron Raymond
- white cabbage
- white campion
- white canon
- whitecap
- white-capped
- whitecapping
- white cedar
- white cell
- Whitechapel cart
- Whitechapel needle
- Whitechapel play
- Whitechapel shave
- white chauvinism
- white chauvinist
- white-cheeked
- white-cheeked gibbon
- white-chinned
- white-chinned thrush
- white chocolate
- white Christmas