1. the quality or state of being able to be dispensed with; the capacity to be done without or removed without significant loss or harm
Usage: formal; often used in business, organizational, or philosophical contexts

Examples

• The dispensability of certain middle-management positions became clear during the company restructuring.
• Some argue about the dispensability of traditional print media in the digital age.
• The consultant questioned the dispensability of the outdated software system.
• Her role's dispensability was never in doubt once automation was introduced.
• The dispensability of single-use plastics has become a major environmental concern.
• Management assessed the dispensability of each department before making budget cuts.