Replaceable (adjective)

1. Capable of being replaced.
2. Able to be substituted by something else.
3. Can be replaced without loss of function or effectiveness.

Origin:

The word is formed by combining the verb "replace" meaning "to put something back in the place of something else" and the suffix "-able" meaning "able to be".

Examples:

1. The replaceable battery allowed me to change it easily.
2. He knew that he was replaceable and could be easily replaced.
3. This part is replaceable and can be replaced by any other similar part.
4. The company had to let go of the replaceable employees first.
5. The replaceable ink cartridge made it easy to change the ink.