re·peat·able

re·peat·able
/rıˈpiːtəbəl/ adj
1 : appropriate to say again to someone else

He said things that aren't repeatable in front of the children. [=things that are too impolite, offensive, etc., to say again in front of the children]

2 : possible to do or make again

repeatable test results


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