Definition of sublimable in English:

sublimable

adjective səˈblʌɪməbl

Chemistry

Capable of undergoing sublimation.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John French (?1616–1657), physician. From post-classical Latin sublimabilis from classical Latin sublīmāre in its post-classical Latin sense ‘to sublimate, vaporize’ + -bilis.

Definition of sublimable in US English:

sublimable

adjectivesəˈblʌɪməbl

Chemistry

Capable of undergoing sublimation.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John French (?1616–1657), physician. From post-classical Latin sublimabilis from classical Latin sublīmāre in its post-classical Latin sense ‘to sublimate, vaporize’ + -bilis.

单词	sublimable
释义	Definition of sublimable in English: sublimable adjective səˈblʌɪməbl Chemistry Capable of undergoing sublimation. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John French (?1616–1657), physician. From post-classical Latin sublimabilis from classical Latin sublīmāre in its post-classical Latin sense ‘to sublimate, vaporize’ + -bilis. Definition of sublimable in US English: sublimable adjectivesəˈblʌɪməbl Chemistry Capable of undergoing sublimation. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John French (?1616–1657), physician. From post-classical Latin sublimabilis from classical Latin sublīmāre in its post-classical Latin sense ‘to sublimate, vaporize’ + -bilis.
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