ransomable

English

Etymology

ransom +‎ -able

Adjective

ransomable (comparative more ransomable, superlative most ransomable)

1. Suitable for being held for a ransom.
   • 1974, Lee Rainwater, Social problems and public policy: deviance and liberty:

     It is a clear rule of prison guard life, one that is conveyed immediately to recruits, that guards are not ransomable.

Antonyms

• unransomable

Anagrams

• malar bones