Capable of being decapitated or having the head removed.
From decapitate + -able (suffix meaning capable of being). This describes something that can undergo decapitation.
While 'decapitable' sounds gruesome, it's mostly used figuratively in modern English—we might talk about systems being 'decapitable' if removing leadership destroys them, making medieval vocabulary surprisingly relevant to organizational theory.
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