solutive (solutiv)

[ solutive Abstersive, and opening, and solutive as mead. Dict. Bacon , Nat. Hist., § 848. 2. Capable of being di olved or loosened. Imp . solvability (sol-va-bil'i-ti), n. [ solvable + (see- bility ).] 1. Capability of solved; solubility: as, the solvability of an equationed, 21. Ability to pay all just debts; solvency. solvable (sol' va-bl), a. [F. solvable, payable; as solve + -able.] 1. Payable. Some of those corrodies (where the property was altered into a set sum me of money) was solvable out of the exchequer. Fuller, Ch. Hist., VI. 326. (Davies.) IMG:content-1522.png:[blocks in formation]