releasable

releasable
re·leas·a·ble (rĭ-lēʹsə-bəl) adj.
1. That can be released:

releasable documents; releasable prisoners.

2. Intended or configured to release:

releasable ski bindings.

  re·leas·a·bilʹi·ty n. re·leasʹa·bly adv.

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