Capable of being copied, reproduced, or duplicated; suitable for copying.
From 'copy' (Medieval Latin 'copiare,' to copy, from Latin 'copia,' abundance) + suffix '-able' (capable of). The suffix indicates potential or possibility.
The concept of 'copiable' has been legally weaponized—software companies now design systems specifically to prevent things from being 'copiable,' showing how a simple descriptive word became bound to property rights.
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