avertable
- adjective
- /əˈvɜːrtəbl/
- The disease is largely avertable through vaccination programs.
Examples
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Many accidents are avertable with proper precautions.
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Such conflicts are avertable through dialogue.
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Much of the damage from the storm was avertable if warnings had been heeded.
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The disaster was avertable with proper planning.
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Many accidents are avertable with proper precautions.
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The disease is largely avertable through vaccination programs.
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Much of the damage from the storm was avertable if warnings had been heeded.
Synonyms
Someone can stop it by acting before it happens
Something you can prevent by taking action
Something you can avoid
Something you can avoid before it happens
Antonyms
How Preventable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Avertable comes from avert, which is made of ab- 'away' and vertere 'to turn', the same 'turn' idea you see in reverse. So, something avertable can be 'turned away' or 'prevented' before it happens.