odbouratelné

Odbouratelné is a Czech adjective meaning removable or eliminable. It is formed from the verb odbourat (to remove, to eliminate) with the suffix -telné, which marks capability. The term is used mainly in technical or scholarly prose to describe elements that can be safely omitted or bypassed in a given context without changing the essential properties or outcomes of a system, argument, or model.

In practice, odbouratelné denotes a judgment about nonessential components. In engineering and software design, odbouratelné moduly or components are parts that can be deactivated, detached, or replaced without compromising the overall function. In mathematics or logic, odbouratelné předpoklady or assumptions are those that can be removed to simplify an argument or proof while preserving correctness. In data processing and analytics, odbouratelné atributy or features are noninformative or redundant features that may be excluded to improve performance.

The term is relatively specialized and is not as common in everyday language. It often appears in formal discussions of architecture, modeling, or theory, where a precise assessment of removability helps streamline designs or analyses. In general use, synonyms such as odstranitelné, odstranitelnost, or eliminovatelný are more common, but odbouratelné conveys a particular emphasis on feasibility of removal rather than mere existence of nonessential status.

See also: odbourat, odstranění, eliminace, redundantnost.