abolishable

/əˈbɑl.əʃ.ə.bl̩/ adj

Capable of being abolished.

Word Origin Abolishable means 'able to be abolished'. Abolish comes from Latin 'abolere' meaning 'to destroy, wipe out', from 'ab-' (away) and 'olere' (to grow) — literally 'to stop growth'. The idea is to eradicate something completely. Related: abolition, the act of abolishing, and abolitionist.

adj Capable of being abolished.

Many consider these outdated traditions to be abolishable through education.

(形容词) 可废除的

许多人认为这些过时的传统可以通过教育来废除。

(adjetivo) abolible; derogable; suprimible [Que puede ser abolido.]

Muchos consideran que estas tradiciones obsoletas pueden ser abolidas mediante la educación.

(adjectif) abolissable; supprimable [Qui peut être aboli ; suppressible.]

Beaucoup considèrent que ces traditions dépassées peuvent être abolies grâce à l'éducation.

(Adjektiv) abschaffbar [Fähig, abgeschafft oder aufgehoben zu werden.]

Viele halten diese veralteten Traditionen durch Aufklärung für **abolishable**.

(形容詞) 廃止することができる; 廃止されうる。

多くの人々は、これらの時代遅れの慣習は教育を通じて廃止可能であると考えている。

(adjetivo) abolível [Capaz de ser abolido.]

Muitos consideram essas tradições ultrapassadas como podendo ser abolidas por meio da educação.

Word parts: abolish + able

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