moveable

[ moo-vuh-buhl ]

adjective

1. movable.

Other Words From

• un·movea·ble adjective

Example Sentences

Transporting it for either storage or reprocessing — as one would need to for modular, moveable reactors — it is even riskier.

From Salon

The issue is that it is proving very difficult to recover sufficient energy for the engines, and moveable aerodynamics to increase speeds on the straights is the likely solution.

From BBC

The main source of data from 1600-1800 comes from over two million wills and probate inventories: list of the moveable goods of the deceased.

From Science Daily

To do so, they are introducing moveable aerodynamics - formerly banned in F1 for many years.

From BBC

Their delicate wings are usually kept hidden under two hard moveable wing-like shells called elytra.

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