adjective
- capable of being torn or ripped; able to be lacerated
Usage: formal or technical usage
Examples
- The thin fabric proved to be quite lacerable when caught on the sharp edge.
- Delicate skin is more lacerable than thicker, tougher skin.
- The surgeon noted that the patient's lacerable tissue required careful handling.
- Paper is highly lacerable and tears easily when pulled.
- The lacerable nature of the material made it unsuitable for heavy-duty applications.