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/ɔːltərəbəl/ · al.te.ra.ble
adjective
- Capable of being changed or modified. The company's policies are alterable to ensure they remain relevant in a rapidly changing market.
- Subject to alteration or revision. The contract is alterable by mutual agreement between the parties involved.
noun
- A quality or characteristic that can be changed or modified. The alterable nature of human behavior is a topic of ongoing research in psychology.
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Did you know? The word 'alterable' has been used in various contexts, including law, business, and psychology, to describe the capacity for change or modification. In law, for example, a contract may be alterable by mutual agreement between the parties involved.