discerptible
adjective
dis·cerp·ti·ble
\-ptəbəl\
Definition of discerptible
: capable of being torn to pieces or pulled apart : separable into parts cannot be told by poetry or by music … nor is discerptible in logic — Robert Bridges †1930
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Origin and Etymology of discerptible
Latin discerptus (past participle of discerpere) + English -ible
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