beatable

English

Etymology

From beat +‎ -able, in the sense of "able to be bettered" as a back-formation from unbeatable.

Adjective

beatable (comparative more beatable, superlative most beatable)

  1. Able to be beaten or bettered.
  2. Able to be beaten or thrashed.

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