destructible (Meaning)

Wordnet

destructible (a)

easily destroyed

Webster

Liable to destruction; capable of being destroyed.

The toy was designed to be destructible, ensuring that it would break apart easily if subjected to rough play.
The flimsy cardboard box was clearly destructible, tearing open with minimal effort.
Despite its appearance, the seemingly indestructible rock formation was actually quite destructible when subjected to erosion over time.
The building's outer walls were made of destructible materials, susceptible to damage from severe weather conditions.
Manufacturers intentionally made the packaging destructible to provide easy access to the product inside.
The scientist conducted experiments to determine the extent to which the material was destructible under various conditions.
The army deployed drones to assess the enemy's defenses and identify key destructible targets.
The old bridge was deemed destructible due to its deteriorating structure, necessitating immediate repairs.
The security system was designed to render data destructible in the event of a breach, protecting sensitive information from falling into the wrong hands.
The superhero's suit appeared indestructible, but it was actually quite destructible when faced with powerful adversaries.

easily destroyedLiable to destruction; capable of being destroyed.

perishable, extinguishable, impermanent, transitory, fragile,mortal, transient, breakable,flimsy, frail

imperishable,indestructible, indestructible, imperishable, immortal, immortal, incorruptible, perpetual, perpetual,incorruptible

The toy was designed to be destructible, ensuring that it would break apart easily if subjected to rough play.

The flimsy cardboard box was clearly destructible, tearing open with minimal effort.

Despite its appearance, the seemingly indestructible rock formation was actually quite destructible when subjected to erosion over time.

The building's outer walls were made of destructible materials, susceptible to damage from severe weather conditions.