1. capable of being fought against; able to be resisted or opposed
Usage: informal; often used in contexts of disease, injustice, or adversity

Examples

• The doctors said the cancer was fightable with aggressive treatment.
• Many activists believe that corruption is fightable through transparency and reform.
• The team faced a fightable deficit going into the second half.
• She viewed her anxiety as a fightable condition rather than a permanent limitation.
• The legal team argued that the charges were fightable in court.