The Collaborative International Dictionary
Escapable
Escapable \Es*cap"a*ble\, a. Avoidable.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
escapable
1864, from escape (v.) + -able.
Wiktionary
escapable
a. 1 Able to be escaped or run from 2 Not needed or necessary alt. 1 Able to be escaped or run from 2 Not needed or necessary
Usage examples of "escapable".
There was a distance to it, though -- it was the sort of melancholy that can be taken down from the shelf and bitterly savored during a leisure hour, and not any longer the plain pain that is no more escapable than a toothache.
The land and the water are one, and it is the will of the spirit that determines how man will use the land and the water - again without regard for such abstractions as useless freedom or escapable confinement.