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alterable
This term describes a state of flexibility or susceptibility to change. It carries a neutral to positive connotation, suggesting that a situation, document, or object is not fixed or immutable. In legal or formal contexts, it often specifies the conditions under which a modification is permissible, contrasting with terms like "irrevocable" or "fixed."
When applied to textiles and fashion, the word refers specifically to the physical capacity of a garment to be resized or reshaped. This usage implies a practical utility, where the construction of the item allows for tailoring without destroying the original design or integrity of the piece.
Meanings
Examples
The terms of the contract are alterable only by mutual agreement.
The schedule remains alterable until the final confirmation is sent.
I wonder if these trousers are still alterable at the waist.
The plan is still alterable so feel free to suggest changes.
Most off the rack suits are easily alterable to fit the wearer better.
The laws of physics are not alterable by human will.
This design is highly alterable depending on the client requirements.