duplicable

[ doo-pli-kuh-buhl, dyoo- ]

adjective

1. capable of being duplicated.

Other Words From

• dupli·ca·bili·ty dupli·cata·bili·ty noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of duplicable¹

duplic(ate) + -able

Example Sentences

Perhaps the most conspicuous example of artificial scarcity’s importance is the desperate scramble to preserve intellectual-property rights over readily duplicable products.

From Salon

Even better, said Mr Berry, the device can even be used to fix itself if it breaks as many of its parts are built to be duplicable by 3D printers.

From BBC

Mr. Gundlach has previously said that the system he used at TCW was easily duplicable, comparing it to “The Sun Also Rises.”

From New York Times

Maybe duplicable in a less lethal fashion, and maybe not.

From Project Gutenberg