improvable adjective¹.rare. Also improveable. E17-E18.
[from IMPROVE verb¹ + -ABLE.]
Able to be disproved or condemned.

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improvable adjective². [ɪm'pru:vǝb(ǝ)l] Also improveable. M17.
[from IMPROVE verb² + -ABLE.]
1. That may be taken advantage of or used profitably; serviceable. Now rare or obsolete. M17.

2. Orig. (of land), able to be profitably cultivated; able to be made more productive by cultivation. Now chiefly gen., able to be made better. M17.
New Yorker Bill saw the world as..quite bad; Gina saw it as improvable.

■ improva'bility noun L18.

■ improvableness noun M17.

■ improvably adverb M18.

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