1. able to be released, freed, or let go

Examples

• The safety mechanism has a releasable catch that can be opened quickly.
• All prisoners with minor offenses are releasable on bail.
• The document contains releasable information that can be shared publicly.
• The climbing harness features releasable buckles for emergency situations.
• Only releasable funds will be available for the project.
• The software update includes releasable features that passed testing.