Definition

Something that can be broken or not followed, such as a rule or agreement.

Example

The contract included several violable terms that could be changed if both parties agreed.

Conversation

I was reading about some rules that can be broken, like a violable contract.

Oh really? I didn't know contracts could be that flexible.

Yeah, it makes you think twice before signing anything.

Definitely! It's good to know what agreements are violable.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Violable → It is formed from "violare" (meaning to violate or break) and the suffix "-able" (meaning capable of or suitable for). The word "violable" means capable of being violated or broken.

Memory Tip

Think of 'violare' which means to break or violate, and remember that 'violable' refers to something that can be broken.

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