retractable

[ri-trakt-uh-buhl]

adjective

1. capable of being withdrawn or rescinded.

2. able to be drawn in.

Example Sentences

The team states the facility will also feature an outdoor spa, indoor hydrotherapy suites, dedicated nap rooms, wellness spaces for yoga or mediation, and extensive use of natural light and retractable doors.

From Los Angeles Times

City also played at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, which is regarded as one of the best sporting stadiums in the world, featuring a retractable roof and giant LED screens.

From BBC

Safety measures in these jurisdictions include retractable stop signs on the left-hand side of buses which flashes amber or red when children are exiting.

From BBC

Under its retractable roof are two giant pools filled with water pumped in directly from the Hudson Bay.

From BBC

The sound reverberated off the underside of the retractable roof, which was closed because of showers that arrived earlier Saturday, the fifth day in a row with showers.

From Seattle Times