vaultable

English

Etymology

From vault +‎ -able.

Adjective

vaultable (comparative more vaultable, superlative most vaultable)

1. Able to be vaulted or leaped over.
   • 2016, Talib S. Hussain, L. J. Cohen, Pen-Ultimate II: A Speculative Fiction Anthology:

     I had selected the Cambridge Cemetery in particular because it had open gates, vaultable fences and rolling hills.

2. (computing) Able to be stored in a vault.

Antonyms

• unvaultable

Derived terms

• unvaultable