removable
/rɪˈmuːvəb(ə)l
/adjective
1Able to be taken off or away from the position occupied: the covers are removable for cleaning a removable battery...
- I live next to a taxi driver, who uses the current subtle removable roof rack system.
- The new trucks are fitted with removable containers.
- The company launched new versions of its removable flash memory.
2Able to be abolished or dismissed: the Commission will consist of five easily removable government appointees...
- Grading leniency is a removable contaminant of student ratings.
- Judges of the court are removable at will by the government.
- The Fair Pay Commission will consist of five or seven easily removable government appointees, chaired by a business representative.
Derivatives
removability
- The higher the availability requirements, the more redundancy and component removability you require.
- The grid simulates the appearance of individual panes of glass, and also offers the advantage of easy removability to simplify both painting and cleaning.
- If one ignores removability of the optical medium from the drive, optical disk storage is inferior in every respect to magnetic hard disk storage.
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