1. capable of being defrayed; able to be paid or covered (as a cost or expense)
Usage: formal; often used in legal or financial contexts

Examples

• The conference expenses are defrayable under the company's travel budget.
• Medical costs defrayable by insurance should be submitted within 30 days.
• All reasonable business expenses are defrayable by the grant.
• The legal fees were deemed defrayable by the settlement agreement.
• Defrayable costs must be documented and approved before reimbursement.