dissoluble

Able to disintegrate

Dissoluble describes something capable of being dissolved, whether literally in a liquid or figuratively through termination or undoing.

A dissoluble substance can break down when mixed with a solvent; a dissoluble contract or marriage can be legally ended.

The word appears most often in formal or technical contexts, particularly legal and scientific writing.

The powder is readily dissoluble in warm water.

They argued the partnership was dissoluble by mutual consent.

legal

voidable

Capable of being nullified

rescindable · retractable · overturnable · nullifiable · breakable · severable

transient

ephemeral

Lasting very briefly

momentary · fugacious · impermanent · perishable · temporary · short-lived · passing · fading · vanishing · dissipating

relational

separable

Capable of being divided

divisible · partible · detachable · unbindable · reconcilable

chemical

aqueous

Pertaining to liquid solutions

dilute · concentration · diffusion · osmosis · polar · reagent · precipitate · suspension · emulsion · ionize

Opposites
capacity to be dissolved or broken down

dissolubleindissoluble

Impossible to undo

insoluble · undissolvable · permanent · indestructible · unbreakable

permanence of bonds or agreements

dissolubleindissoluble

Impossible to undo

indivisible · unbreakable · permanent · irrevocable · binding

Family

indissoluble

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