1. able to be cleared or made clear; capable of being removed or eliminated
2. able to be proven innocent or free from blame or suspicion

Examples

• The blocked drain is clearable with the right tools.
• The path through the forest is clearable if we remove the fallen branches.
• The defendant's name is clearable once the evidence is reviewed.
• Snow-clearable roads are essential for winter safety.
• The suspect's alibi makes him clearable of the charges.