Mootable
Pronunciation: /ˈmutəbəl/
Mootable (adj)
- Able to be discussed or decided in a legal case, even if the outcome may depend on facts not yet settled.
- So unlikely to matter that it may not be worth discussing or deciding, especially because the situation has changed.
Mootable (adjective)
Examples
- The contract dispute is mootable, so the court can still decide it.
- Her claim is mootable, and the judge will hear arguments.