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Definition of breakable

breakable

/ˈbreɪkəbəl/
break · a · ble

Plural:breakables
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• adjective

1

Capable of being broken or easily damaged; fragile.

Example

"Please wrap the breakable dishes in bubble wrap before placing them into the moving box."

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• noun

1

An object that is fragile and easily broken, such as glassware or porcelain (usually used in the plural).

Example

"They packed all their household breakables into padded crates ahead of the move."

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