keepable

/ˈkipəbəl/
adjective
  1. Able to be kept or stored for a period of time without spoiling or losing value.
    • These apples are very keepable; they'll last for weeks in a cool place.
    • The museum only displays keepable artifacts that won't decay quickly.
    • Some cheeses are more keepable than others and can be aged for months.
  2. Worth keeping; deserving to be retained.
    • The editor marked the keepable paragraphs and cut the rest.
    • Not every souvenir is keepable; some just take up space.
    • She sorted through her old photos and decided which ones were keepable.
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