expendable
adjective
noun
Origin of expendable
Related Words for expendable
unimportant, superfluous, disposable, dispensable, excess, nonessential, inessential, replaceableExamples from the Web for expendable
Contemporary Examples of expendable
Because when it comes to The Expendables franchise, no plot is expendable.
“They (critics of reform) think these people are expendable,” says Simpson.
To put it bluntly: it often leads to making everything else a secondary—that is, expendable—issue.
The real danger lies in the implication that the freedom and dignity of Jews in the diaspora is somewhat of an expendable asset.
"As a result, he treats workers as expendable resources without taking into account their contributions," Stone writes.
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October 11, 2013
Historical Examples of expendable
There are too many imponderables: you are, to a certain degree, expendable.
A Place in the SunC.H. Thames
I know you hate to burn up a ship, but this one is supposed to be expendable.
Unwise ChildGordon Randall Garrett
If we're caught, who knows better than we that we're expendable?
SubversiveDallas McCord Reynolds
Hoskins goes, because of all of us, the Engineer is most expendable.
Breaking PointJames E. Gunn
In attempting to avert that tragedy I'm expendable, as is everyone else here.
Planet of the DamnedHarry Harrison