IPA: /æbˈstræktəbl/
KK: /æb'stræktəbl/
Capable of being separated from specific examples or instances to form a general idea or concept.
The concept is abstractable, allowing for various interpretations.
Abstractable → It is formed from "abstract" (from Latin "abstractus", meaning drawn away or separated) and "-able" (meaning capable of). The word "abstractable" means capable of being drawn away or separated from something.
Think of something that can be 'drawn away' ('abstract') and is 'capable of' ('-able') being separated.