Capable of being circulated or moved from place to place; able to flow or spread through a system.
From 'circulate' (from Latin 'circulatus,' past participle of 'circulare') + '-able' (capable of). The root is Latin 'circulus,' circle.
Blood must be circulable through veins, ideas must be circulable through society, and money must be circulable in an economy—the suffix '-able' makes a dynamic word meaning 'fit for motion through systems!'
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