removable
removable
Definition
re·mov·able (ri mo̵̅o̅′və bəl)
adjective
that can be removed
Etymology: ML removibilis
re·mov′·abil′·ity noun
re·mov′·ably adverb
removable
Synonyms
removable
Usage Examples
Preposition: at
- will: The handgrip is removable at will and all is complete and in good and working order with no dents to be seen.
Modifies a noun
- vest: These stuffed Tub Toys are made from a soft, quick-drying terry fabric and come with removable life vests.
- pillow: Removable pillow and duvet covers and mattress protectors can be washed at 60 O C, if absolutely necessary.
- drainer: Stainless Steel Sink The Argent stainless steel sink comes complete with a space saving removable drainer.
- denture: A crown or removable denture is secured to this abutment as the final restoration.
- subtitle: Naturally, newly produced removable English subtitles are also a feature.
- tray: Larger debris falls into removable dust trays on either end of the work area, these are easily removable for regular cleaning.
Modifying Another Word
- easily: A stainless steel mesh type filter protects the sensors, which is easily removable for cleaning.
- readily: Is the building or its function readily removable, adaptable or easy to dismantle?
- fully: No need to buy separate sun canopy as both the front panels and side panels also are fully removable for use as sun canopy.
- not: Once the eggs are laid in your hair, they are not removable!
- also: The inners are also removable to allow the camper to increase the living space when needs be.
- entirely: An elegant front in aluminum is entirely removable, including the keyboard control.
Infinitive complement
- allow: The roof of the house must be removable to allow cleaning.
Used with adjective complement
- feature: Also features removable, washable seat cover, detachable bumper bar, large shopping basket and supplied with a raincover.
Preposition: for
- washing: Seat covers - many car seat covers are removable for machine washing; most manufacturers also supply spares.
- cleaning: Larger debris falls into removable dust trays on either end of the work area, these are easily removable for regular cleaning.
- access: The whole front is hinged for easy access and the front roof is removable for access to attic rooms.
- storage: The sync cord is removable for convenient storage and for replacement in the field if it becomes damaged.
Preposition: by
- hand: Small items of rubbish on the banks and edges should be removable by hand, but larger items will need ropes or winches.
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