Adjective for thing that can be replaced later because you have better thing?

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          I would suggest using replaceable




          "Replaceable"



          ADJECTIVE



          1. able to be replaced.



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          ‘These are all temporary
          and replaceable items.’







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              I would suggest using replaceable




              "Replaceable"



              ADJECTIVE



              1. able to be replaced.



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                I would suggest using replaceable




                "Replaceable"



                ADJECTIVE



                1. able to be replaced.



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                ‘These are all temporary
                and replaceable items.’







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                  I would suggest using replaceable




                  "Replaceable"



                  ADJECTIVE



                  1. able to be replaced.



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                  ‘These are all temporary
                  and replaceable items.’







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                  I would suggest using replaceable




                  "Replaceable"



                  ADJECTIVE



                  1. able to be replaced.



                  Usage example:




                  ‘These are all temporary
                  and replaceable items.’








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                      Temporary?



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