IPA: /əˈpiːləbl/
KK: /əˈpiləbl/
Something that can be taken to a higher court for a decision or review.
The case was deemed appealable, allowing the defendant to seek a higher court's judgment.
Appealable → It is formed from "appeal" (from Old French *apeler*, meaning to call upon or summon) and "-able" (meaning capable of). The word "appealable" means capable of being called upon or summoned, particularly in a legal context.
Think of being able to 'call upon' something ('appeal') — that's why 'appealable' means it can be called upon or challenged.