delible

[del-uh-buhl]

delible Definition

  • 1capable of being erased or blotted out
  • 2tending to be forgotten

Using delible: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "delible" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The ink used in the printer is delible, so it can be easily removed.

  • Example

    The memory of that day is delible and fades away with time.

  • Example

    The pencil marks on the paper are delible and can be erased.

delible Synonyms and Antonyms

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Origins of delible

from Latin 'delibilis', meaning 'that may be blotted out'

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Summary: delible in Brief

The term 'delible' [del-uh-buhl] refers to something that can be erased or blotted out, such as pencil marks on paper or ink from a printer. It can also refer to memories or experiences that tend to be forgotten over time.