eradicable

From Latin ērādīcābilis, from ērādīcō (“uproot”), equivalent to eradicate +‎ -able.

eradicable (comparative more eradicable, superlative most eradicable)

1. Capable of being eradicated.

   Researchers think that polio is an eradicable disease.

   • 2006, Matt Wray, Not Quite White, page 138:

     A small but increasingly powerful group of medical doctors and educators […] argued that poor white trash suffered not from hereditary impurities, but from a recently discovered and eradicable parasite, the American hookworm.

   • 2021 February, The Road Ahead, Brisbane, page 22, column 2:

     Queensland's Panama TR4 Program Leader Rhiannon Evans said the disease was hard to detect, not eradicable but very easy to spread.

• annihilable

• ineradicable

• eradicate
• eradication
• eradicative