1. capable of being taken, seized, or captured
Usage: often used in military or strategic contexts

Examples

• The fortress appeared takeable from the eastern approach.
• Military analysts determined the position was takeable with sufficient forces.
• The castle’s weakened defenses made it takeable for the first time in decades.
• Scouts reported that the enemy stronghold was takeable if attacked at dawn.
• The general studied the map to identify which territories were takeable.