a. [f. TRANSPOSE v. + -ABLE.] Capable of being transposed; interchangeable. Hence Transposability.
1879. Webster, Suppl., Transposable.
1881. Armstrong, in Nature, 8 Sept., 450/2. Heat, electricity and mechanical action, are all equivalent and transposable forms of energy.
1903. A. R. Wallace, Man’s Place in Universe, x. 195. The most important element in protoplasm … which confers upon it … its extreme mobility and transposibility, is nitrogen.
