1. capable of being forged; able to be shaped or worked by heating and hammering
Usage: metallurgy
2. capable of being counterfeited or imitated fraudulently

Examples

• Steel is a highly forgeable metal used in manufacturing.
• The blacksmith selected forgeable iron for the gate hinges.
• Documents with poor security features are more forgeable than those with holograms.
• Modern currency includes anti-forgeable elements to prevent counterfeiting.
• The alloy's forgeable properties made it ideal for the artisan's work.