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fireable

fireable

6.5
In working condition so a weapon can shoot
  • adjective
  • /ˈfaɪərəbəl/
translation icon : disparable
  • After inspection, the old cannon was deemed fireable, with no signs of damage.

Examples

  • The technician confirmed that the weapon was fireable and ready for use.

  • Distributed, a loose group of DIYers, is working on printing an entire, fireable gun.

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  • The military exercises required that all fireable artillery be tested beforehand.

Antonyms

7 7.1

You cannot use it because it does not work

How Operational

fireable
6.5
operational
102 4.1
serviceable
11 4.4
faulty
61 3.5
inoperable
7 7.1

Surface Forms

fireable positive
fireabler comparative
fireablest superlative

Morphology

fireable = fire (transparent) = fire + able

Clear derivation from the verb 'fire' (to shoot) plus the productive suffix '-able'.

Etymology

Fireable comes from fire meaning 'to shoot' or 'to discharge a weapon' and the ending -able meaning 'can be', so it means something 'can be fired' like a working gun or cannon.