Removable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REMOVABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• capable of being removed, also REMOVEABLE
• able to be taken off or away from the position occupied
• able to be abolished or dismissed
• Admitting of being removed.
• capable of being removed or taken away or dismissed
• able to be obliterated completely
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to change the location, position, station, or residence of; to transfer (a legal proceeding) from one court to another

Words related to REMOVABLE

removably19 remove11

Words that contain REMOVABLE

irremovable18 unremovable18 removableness20 irremovableness22 removablenesses22

How to use REMOVABLE in a sentence

• The counts in those times were not the heads of noble families, as they afterward became, but officers of the government, removable at will, and possessing no hereditary rights.
• A section of the fence had been made removable, so as to give the Prescott aeroplanes a free run from their stable to the smooth slope of the meadows beyond.
• After all, it was only a raised patch of blue, a blemish removable by the slightest surgical operation which its owner must have preferred to retain.
• The members of the judiciary department, again, are appointable by the executive department, and removable by the same authority on the address of the two legislative branches.
• The members of the judiciary department are appointed by the legislative department and removable by one branch of it, on the impeachment of the other.
• The superintendents and keepers of the whole are appointed by the President, responsible to him, and removable at his will.
• The provinces are ruled by removable earls appointed by the king, often his own kinsmen, sometimes the heads of old ruling families.
• First, the pipes are laid in concrete troughs, near the surface of the road, with removable concrete covers strong enough to stand any overhead traffic.
• A warm discussion ensued on the question whether the heads of the departments should be removable by the President.
• Most of the removable items were taken to the new church erected in High Street in 1863, including certain fine windows and the Norman font of Purbeck marble.
• The rod was easily removable, so that one bearing a different tip could be substituted when desired.
• The King of Poland is removable every day by the diet.
• But we have omitted to copy their caution also, which makes a judge removable on the address of both legislative Houses.
• The specimens may be hung in the cabinet by wooden clothes pins fastened to a removable stick which is supported by wooden strips affixed near the top edges of the cabinet.
• The top of the cabinet is removable to permit access.
• Although faithfully obeyed he was removable at will, and had scarcely more prerogative than the ordinary sailor.
• The truth was that I had taken out the removable inner sole of a slipper and had placed it underneath, an excellent hiding-place, but one I did not care to confide to him.
• He also pointed out that the Commissioner was not a judicial officer with an independent tenure, but only the creature of the courts and removable at any time.
• The India Bill strengthened the anti-court party by transferring the government of India to seven persons named in the bill, and neither appointed nor removable by the crown.
• The school physicians helped to find the answer when they showed that hundreds of these children were backward simply because of removable physical defects.
• In each segment is a separate, light, elegant removable ward, constructed of glass and iron, twelve feet high, fourteen feet long, and ten feet wide.
• They are easily removable edifices, and are under the supervision of the sanitary staff.
• Its door was a portion of the side of the forecastle, and a keyhole was concealed behind a removable knot.
• The justices are appointed by the President, hold office for life, and are removable only by impeachment.
• Senators appointed by the crown for life, but removable for certain disabilities.
• The seats were removable and could be used for carrying baggage or other light weights.
• He is removable by the Governor for inefficiency or misconduct.
• Their salaries are charged on the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom, and they are removable only on an address to the Houses of the Imperial Parliament.
• Both in the United States, and in every State of the Union, the executive power is lodged in the hands of an official who is neither appointed nor removable by the Legislature.
• The compartments are removable boxes and are shaped to give bars or cakes or any form desired of sugar in mass.
• These boxes being removable cannot fit tightly against the liquor guides, and the liquor is apt to escape.
• In a few states, judges are not removable by impeachment.
• The former are removable by the governor and council, or address of the legislature.
• What officers are removable by impeachment? and for what offenses? Chapter XLI.

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