1. capable of being laminated; able to be formed into or covered with layers
Usage: technical; often used in materials science and manufacturing contexts

Examples

• The plastic sheets are laminable and can be bonded together with heat and pressure.
• This laminable material is commonly used in the production of safety glass.
• The fabric proved to be laminable with a thin adhesive layer.
• Engineers selected laminable composites for the aircraft wing construction.
• The laminable veneer can be applied to the wooden surface for a protective finish.