† deˈponible, a. Obs. rare—0.
[f. L. type *dēpōnibilis, f. dēpōnĕre: see depone and -ble.]
Capable of being deposed (from office, etc.). Hence † deˌponiˈbility. Obs. rare.
| 1635 T. Preston Let. in Foley Eng. Province Soc. Jesus I. i. 257 They intend at Rome..that deponibility, which is the only chief thing denied in the oath, must not be meddled withal. |