1. able to be cheated; susceptible to being deceived or defrauded

Examples

• The system was cheatable because it lacked proper security measures.
• He thought the game was cheatable if you knew the right tricks.
• A cheatable opponent is easy to beat in poker.
• The old software proved to be cheatable by hackers.
• Some students found the test cheatable due to poor proctoring.
• The rules were so loose that the competition became cheatable.