Synonyms for removable
re·mov·able

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1. removableadjective

   capable of being removed or taken away or dismissed

   "a removable cord"; "removable partitions"

   Synonyms:
   obliterable

   Antonyms:
   tenured, irremovable, ineradicable

2. obliterable, removableadjective

   able to be obliterated completely

   Synonyms:
   obliterable

   Antonyms:
   irremovable, ineradicable, tenured

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1. demisable

   removable, such as demisable flood wall.

   Submitted by anonymous on February 17, 2021  

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1. List of paraphrases for "removable":

   detachable, pluggable, extractable, demountable, ejectable, movable, portable, replaceable

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1. Marco Rubio:

   For me, the question would not just be whether the President's actions were wrong, but ultimately whether what he did was removable, the two are not the same. Just because actions meet a standard of impeachment does not mean it is in the best interest of the country to remove a President from office.

2. Arizona Sheriff Babeu:

   To be clear, the backgrounds of the individuals in question would generally make them enforcement priorities for ICE. However, ICE has no legal basis for continuing to hold these individuals.One individual( Hermez) is a lawful permanent resident whose current conviction record does not make him legally removable. the sheriffs of Arizona have been forced to deal with many challenges due to lax enforcement of Criminal rules for U.S. immigration policies.

3. Claude Arnold:

   She also gave inconsistent answers about when she discovered that the HSI agents were investigating the shootings from the day prior …. Either version is contradicted by the building security officer …. it is pretty standard across the federal government that if someone engages in criminal misconduct related to their professional duties, it is also a removable offense.

4. Claude Arnold:

   It is pretty standard across the federal government that if someone engages in criminal misconduct related to their professional duties, it is also a removable offense.

5. David Schoen:

   Presidents are impeachable because they are removable, former presidents are not because they cannot be removed.