reapable
/ˈripəbəl/
adjective
- Able to be cut and gathered as a crop; ready for harvesting.
- The wheat is now reapable and must be harvested before the rain.
- Only the ripest fields are reapable at this time of year.
- The farmer checked if the barley was reapable yet.
- Able to be obtained or gained as a result of effort.
- The rewards of hard work are reapable by anyone who persists.
- The profits from the investment are reapable after five years.
- These benefits are not immediately reapable; they take time.
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