releasably
Pronunciation: [rɪˈliːsəblɪ]
Word
Context: "mechanics"
(adverb) in a way that allows something to be released or let go easily. If you have a toy that can be taken apart and put back together without breaking it, you can say it works releasably.
Example
The lid on the box opens releasably, making it easy to access the toys inside.
Example
The container does not open releasably; once it's closed, you can't easily take things out.
Example
Does this attachment come off releasably, or do you need special tools?
Context: "construction"
(adverb) describes how something can be detached or separated without damage. If you build something that can change or come apart safely, it works releasably.
Example
The furniture is designed to be assembled releasably, which makes moving it simple.
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The shelf isn't designed to be taken apart releasably; you may break it if you try.
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Is this part of the design meant to be installed releasably for easy replacements?
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