INSERTABLE

Etymology

Adjective

insertable (comparative more insertable, superlative most insertable)

Able to be inserted; able to be put into something else.

Antonyms

• uninsertable

• delible

Noun

insertable (plural insertables)

Something that can be inserted.

Anagrams

• East Berlin, breast line, sinterable

Source: Wiktionary



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