releasable
/rɪˈliːsəbəl/
adjective
- Capable of being set free or let go.
- The catch was releasable because it was too small to keep.
- The animal was deemed releasable after its recovery at the wildlife center.
- Only releasable prisoners with good behavior were considered for early parole.
- Able to be unfastened, detached, or unlocked.
- The safety harness has a releasable buckle for quick escape.
- This cable tie is releasable, so you can reuse it multiple times.
- The backpack straps are releasable with one hand.
- Permitted or allowed to be made public or distributed.
- The report is not releasable to the public until next month.
- The company confirmed that the software update is releasable after final testing.
- Only releasable documents were shared with the journalists.
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