divisible
dissociable
separable
severable
abdicable
distrainable
delineable
explicable
dividability
separability
discerptibility
unpartable
proratable
judicable
sunderable
splittable
deniable
subjugable
isolable
overturnable
derogable
partitioner
secability
responsibility
inviolable
patible
gameable
partible
demarcatable
incur
domitable
violable
exorable
monochotomy
counterarguable
repressible
tolerable
abideable
varnishable
negotiable
deprivable
disavowable
quarriable
determinable
accountable
fissile
pigeonable
sufferable
imputability
dowable
powerful
constitutability
holy
discriminable
conferrable
negatable
desensitizable
inflictable
occasionable
supposable
separably
decidable
partibility
denominable
impartibility
vincible
transgressiveness
adjudgeable
governable
subcountability
monodisciplinarity
afford
subornable
abrogable
incapacitative
discreteness
assumable
incorruptible
excommunicable
deceivable
removable
bestrangement
circumscriptible
vexable
incontrovertibly
irremovable
denominative
deflectable
individuability
rescindable
voidable
transgressible
transgressable
differentiability

English words for 'capable of being or liable to be divided or separated'

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