Capable of being acquired or obtained; the same as acquirable, though less commonly used.
From Latin acquirere plus -ible suffix (variant of -able, often used in more formal or archaic contexts).
This is the fancier, Latinate version of 'acquirable'—English lovers of formality preferred -ible endings, making this word sound more important than its -able cousin.
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