receptible

receptible
receptibility, n.
/ri sep"teuh beuhl/, adj.
adapted to or suitable for reception.
[1565-75; < LL receptibilis that may be acquired again, equiv. to L recept(us) (ptp. of recipere to RECEIVE) + -ibilis -IBLE]

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