replaceable

English

Etymology

From replace +‎ -able.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ɹɪˈpleɪsəbəl/

• Audio (Southern England):

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Adjective

replaceable (comparative more replaceable, superlative most replaceable)

1. Capable of being replaced.#:
   The machine uses a replaceable filter.

   replaceable parts

   replaceable battery

   He knew he was not easily replaceable at work.

Synonyms

• substitutable

Antonyms

• irreplaceable

Derived terms

• nonreplaceable
• replaceability
• unreplaceable

Translations

capable of being replaced

Bulgarian: сменяем (bg) (smenjaem), заменим (bg) (zamenim) Catalan: reemplaçable (ca), substituïble Czech: nahraditelný m Dutch: vervangbaar (nl) Esperanto: anstataŭigebla Finnish: korvattavissa oleva, korvattava French: remplaçable (fr), substituable (fr) Galician: substituíble (gl), substituíbel (gl) German: ersetzbar (de), auswechselbar, wechselbar, austauschbar (de) Hungarian: pótolható (hu), (substitutable) helyettesíthető (hu), (interchangeable) cserélhető (hu) Italian: sostituibile (it), rimpiazzabile Macedonian: заменлив (zamenliv) Polish: wymienny (pl) m, zastępowalny m Portuguese: substituível m or f Romanian: substituibil (ro), înlocuibil (rare) Russian: заменимый (ru) (zamenimyj), замещаемый (ru) (zameščajemyj), сменный (ru) (smennyj) Spanish: reemplazable (es), sustituible

Noun

replaceable (plural replaceables)

1. Anything that can be replaced.