Definition: Abolishable means "capable of being abolished" or "capable of being subsumed into a higher power." It can be used in two ways: 1) In politics, it refers to an idea that can be implemented or agreed upon by all parties involved without any opposition. For example, if the government passed a law that banned smoking, many people would not want this law to be abolished because they believe it is a necessary step towards improving public health. 2) In economics and finance, it refers to a measure of how much money can be spent on something or an item without causing harm or loss. For example, in the context of investing, one might say that "abolishable" means there is no risk of losing money if an investment is made.
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