KEEPABLE

Etymology

Adjective

keepable (comparative more keepable, superlative most keepable)

That can be kept or is worth keeping.

Antonyms

• unkeepable

Noun

keepable (plural keepables)

Something that can or should be kept.

Anagrams

• peekable

Source: Wiktionary



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