preemptible

American  

[pree-emp-tuh-buhl] / priˈɛmp tə bəl /

Sometimes pre-emptible

adjective

1. able to be supplanted, taken over, or appropriated.

   These advertising spots cost half as much because they are more preemptible, among other reasons.

   A preemptible resource can be involuntarily and temporarily removed from a task without affecting the task's execution state or result.

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Etymology

Origin of preemptible

preempt ( def. ) + -ible ( def. )