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fortifiable

fortifiable

6.9
A food or drink that can have vitamins added
  • adjective
  • /ˈfɔrtɪfaɪəbl/
  • Specialized
translation icon : fortificable
  • This juice is fortifiable with extra vitamin C to boost its health benefits.

Examples

  • The wine is fortifiable, allowing producers to increase its alcohol content if desired.

  • This cereal is fortifiable with vitamins.

  • Some foods are specifically made to be fortifiable during processing for better nutrition.

  • Are all foods fortifiable with minerals?

  • This juice is fortifiable with extra vitamin C to boost its health benefits.

  • Some foods are specifically made to be fortifiable during processing for better nutrition.

  • The wine is fortifiable, allowing producers to increase its alcohol content if desired.

Antonyms

Has no protection by walls or added vitamins

2.7

Not as strong or effective

Surface Forms

fortifiable positive

Morphology

fortifiable = fortify (transparent) = fortify + able

Productive suffixation from 'fortify' to indicate capability of being fortified (here 'enriched' or 'strengthened' by additives).

Etymology

Fortifiable comes from the Latin root fortis meaning 'strong' and the same idea in the word fortify, which means 'to make strong'. So a fortifiable food or drink is one that can be made stronger by adding vitamins or alcohol.