put-downable

See also: putdownable

English

Alternative forms

• putdownable

Etymology

From put down +‎ -able.

Adjective

put-downable (comparative more put-downable, superlative most put-downable)

1. Not captivating or engrossing; dull.
   • 1987, {unattributed}, New York Magazine Feb 23, 1987

     The Red White and Blue is, FOR THE most part, terrifically readable, but also immensely put-downable. A reason for the latter is that John Gregory Dunne is lavish with murder, mutilation, vomit, dwarf jokes, racist jokes, latrine scenes, and […]

   It's not that it wasn't good, but it was significantly more put-downable than others.

Antonyms

• unputdownable