dispensible

[ dih-spen-suh-buhl ]

adjective

, Obsolete.

1. an obsolete spelling of dispensable.

Other Words From

• nondis·pensi·ble adjective

Example Sentences

At this age, Mindell says, parents can start having conversations about the fact that sleep isn’t dispensible—in fact, it’s a basic health need, “just like you need to eat your vegetables.”

From Time

“We want to make ourselves dispensible so we can scale somewhere else,” he says.

From Forbes

Education is not a dispensible luxury.

From Scientific American

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From Washington Post

So why are these services considered dispensible?

From The Guardian