English
sublimatable
From sublimate + -able.
Formed from sublimate + -able
Latin līmen ‘threshold, doorstep, sill’
Latin sublīmus ‘eminent, exalted, elevated’
Latin sublimō ‘to raise, elevate’
Latin sublīmātus ‘raised, elevated’
Middle English sublymate
English sublimate
Today it means
adj Capable of being sublimated.
Sources
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Etymograph / sublimatable