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administer +‎ -able

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administrable (comparative more administrable, superlative most administrable)

  1. Able to be administered
    • 1984, Rules for the Federal Tax Treatment of Fringe Benefits:
      Ideally such legislation should ensure horizontal equity between taxpayers and should provide clear and easily administrable rules.
    • 1989, The Public Interest:
      It is very difficult to state a sensible and administrable principle of compensation - but then, it is always difficult to state sensible and administrable principles.
    • 1997, Jon Bennett, NGOs and Governments:
      Active and open NGOs, operating in conjunction with the government under clear and easily administrable laws, are a vital component of a free and functional civil society.

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From administer +‎ -able.

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administrable (plural administrables)

  1. administrable