op·er·able [ˈɒpərəbl̩] ADJ
2. operable MED:
- operable tumour, cancer
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It is made up of operable panels that can open and close depending on environmental conditions.
en.wikipedia.org The oxygen sets were barely operable and when the two men continued in the morning, they were effectively climbing without oxygen.
en.wikipedia.org This shows that the palatalization was operable in the latter half of the 5th century.
en.wikipedia.org Only 81 operable locomotives remained, out of the 3,470 available in 1914. 46 of 51 steel mills were damaged, with 26 destroyed totally.
en.wikipedia.org The concave profile of the stadiums outer enclosure evokes the sails of a traditional dhow boat and incorporates a system of operable louvres.
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