repeatableadj.

1615 J. Wadsworth Contrition of Protestant Preacher xi. 108 We frequent & repeate the vse of the holy communion, or some other repeatable sacrament, or deuotion.

1679 H. Dodwell Separation Churches from Episcopal Govt. xv. 374 This Sacrifice not being repeatable, according to the Doctrine of the same Author, because it was perfect.

a1732 J. Ayliffe New Pandect Rom. Civil Law (1734) ii. 128 Thus when a Condition, which is repeatable, is added and prescribed unto several Persons, it is not enough that one of them do fulfil the Condition for the advantage for all of them.

1827 J. Bentham Rationale Judicial Evid. III. vi. v. 455 Two witnesses and the causes of untrustworthiness repeatable upon each.

1844 Fraser's Mag. 29 68 Few see events..of a more interesting or repeatable description.

1893 Jrnl. Franklin Inst. Mar. 210 Proof can be rendered from facts critically observed and repeatable in nature.

1935 Psychol. Rev. 42 517 Only those constructs based upon operations which are public and repeatable are admitted to the body of science.

1955 R. O. Kapp Facts & Faith 45 The precision with which experiments are repeatable does not prove that it is in the nature of matter to behave in an orderly manner but only that it is in the nature of scientists to do so.

1970 R. Hill Clubbable Woman vii. 203 What this photograph says to me is not that happiness is gone for ever, but that it's repeatable.

1996 R. D. Schick Classical Music Crit. iii. 45 Selena usually yelled at the waitress or made a caustic remark which wasn't repeatable.