Transmittable (adjective)

Capable of being transmitted or passed on, especially of a disease or infection.

Origin:

The word "transmittable" is derived from the latin word "transmittere" meaning to send across, and it has been used since the 18th century.

Examples:

1. The flu is a transmittable disease that can spread easily from person to person.
2. The virus is transmittable through respiratory droplets.
3. Transmittable diseases can be spread through various means, such as through contact with bodily fluids or through the air.
4. Transmittable diseases are a major concern for public health.
5. Transmittable diseases can be prevented through various means such as vaccinations or practicing good hygiene.