1. capable of being erased, removed, or made to disappear

Examples

• The pencil marks on the paper were effaceable with a simple eraser.
• Modern stain removers make many effaceable marks that once seemed permanent.
• The artist appreciated that watercolor was more effaceable than oil paint.
• Digital files are often more effaceable than printed documents.
• Time has made the old inscription on the stone less effaceable than it once was.