1. capable of being dislodged; able to be removed or forced out from a fixed position
Usage: formal; often used in technical or military contexts

Examples

• The enemy troops were dislodgeable from their fortified position with sustained artillery fire.
• The stone was dislodgeable with a crowbar and some effort.
• Modern dental implants are designed to be dislodgeable only by a professional.
• The debris blocking the pipe proved dislodgeable after applying water pressure.
• The committee found the incumbent's position dislodgeable through a vote of no confidence.