discontinuable

Able to halt

Discontinuable describes something that can be stopped, ended, or halted.

It applies to processes, services, medications, or subscriptions that are capable of being terminated: The doctor confirmed the treatment was discontinuable once symptoms improved.

The word appears most often in medical, legal, and business contexts where the possibility of cessation matters.

Something discontinuable is not permanent or irreversible.

interruptible

interruptible

Capable of being stopped

deferrable · postponable · resumable · restartable · intermittent · on-off · cyclical · sporadic

optional

optional

Not mandatory

nonessential · nonobligatory · facultative · expendable · inessential · ancillary · supplementary · peripheral · incidental · dispensable

terminable

terminable

Able to be ended

voidable · annullable · ending · expiring · finite · bounded · concludable · completable · closable · stoppable

temporary

temporary

Limited in duration

impermanent · transient · stopgap · tentative · pro tem · time-limited · fixed-term · sunset · expirable · lapsing

flexible

flexible

Able to bend freely

changeable · alterable · amendable · reversible · convertible · reconfigurable · scalable · variable · negotiable · renegotiable

Opposites
permanence/cessation capability

discontinuablepermanent

Fixed without end

perpetual · unending · everlasting · interminable · eternal

obligation/optionality

discontinuablemandatory

Required by rule

obligatory · compulsory · required · binding · inescapable

Family

discontinue, discontinuous, discontinuously, discontinuity, discontinuation, continue, continued, continuing, continuous

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