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filterable /fil·ter·a·ble/ (-ah-b'l) capable of passing through the pores of a filter.
fil·ter·a·ble (fltr--bl, fltr-) or fil·tra·ble (-tr-bl)
adj.
Relating to smaller viruses and some bacteria capable of passing through a fine-pored filter.
filterable, filtrable
capable of passing through the pores of a filter.


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