expendable

Modifying Another Word

• not: One who thought that human life was not expendable would have asked a question about human worth.
• now: My question is this: are the innocent now expendable in the fight to ensure that all guilty people receive their just deserts?
• only: This book brings Scripture alive to prove that church is not only expendable, it hinders spiritual growth.
• completely: Based on the philosophy that the employe is completely expendable, this book succeeds in " Topgrading " worker exploitation.

Preposition: at

• discretion: Unrestricted funds are expendable at the discretion of the trustees in furtherance of the charity's objects.

Preposition: as

• income: Where capital funds are not freely expendable as income they represent permanent endowment for the purpose of section 96 of the Charities Act 1993.

Modifies a noun

• endowment: Trustees have the power to apply expendable endowment for the purposes of the charity.
• income: It would work if you have expendable income of £ 100 or more.
• item: Now for probably the most expendable item of the lot: flies.
• vehicle: A Boeing Delta II expendable launch vehicle stands ready to launch the Swift spacecraft.
• fund: Clarify whether endowed funds, or expendable funds, or both, are to be pooled.
• pawn: I know nothing, I am but an expendable pawn of more powerful people " .

Used with adjective complement

• deem: A company with price remained flat is deemed expendable to match of.
• consider: All of these are considered imminently expendable by the system.
• become: Children went through a natural progression in their process of education, and there was a point when nurses became expendable.
• regard: We have a choice - either to adapt and submit to the more powerful energies. or to be regarded as expendable.
• feel: Many grew depressed and felt expendable -- especially since U.S. officials had made clear they would not negotiate with Iraq over hostages.