Abolishable

a·bol·ish  (-blsh)

tr.v. a·bol·ished, a·bol·ish·ing, a·bol·ish·es

1. To do away with; annul.

2. To destroy completely.

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[Middle English abolisshen, from Old French abolir, aboliss-, from Latin abolre; see al-² in Indo-European roots.]

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a·bolish·a·ble adj.

a·bolish·er n.

a·bolish·ment n.

Synonyms: abolish, exterminate, extinguish, extirpate, eradicate, obliterate
These verbs mean to get rid of: voted to abolish the tax; exterminated the cockroaches in the house; criticism that extinguished my enthusiasm; policies that attempt to extirpate drug abuse; scientists working to eradicate deadly diseases; a magnet that obliterated the data on the floppy disk.

Thesaurus

Adj.

1.

abolishable - capable of being abolished destructible - easily destroyed; "destructible glassware"