English
redactable
From redact + -able.
Formed from redact + -able
Latin agō ‘put in motion, drive’
Latin redigō ‘drive, lead, collect, reduce’
Latin redactus
Old French redacter
English redact
Today it means
adj Capable of being redacted or censored.
Sources
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Etymograph / redactable