Capable of being circumvented, gotten around, or avoided through clever means.
From circumvent + -able suffix. Circumvent comes from Latin circumvenire (circum- 'around' + venire 'to come'), literally meaning 'to come around.' The -able suffix indicates capability or possibility.
Cryptographers design security systems to be as circumventable as possible during controlled testing—they hire 'ethical hackers' to find workarounds before real criminals do, making systems stronger through intentional failure.
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