Able to be assimilated, absorbed, integrated, or incorporated into a larger group, culture, or system.
From 'assimilate' plus the adjective suffix '-able'. The root 'assimilate' comes from Latin 'assimilare' (to make similar), from 'ad-' (to) plus 'similare' (to make like).
The adjective 'assimilable' appears constantly in historical discussions of immigration policy, but modern biology and sociology show that cultures don't actually 'assimilate' in some final state—they're constantly mixing and changing.
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