Draftable

Part of speech: adjective

Definitions

1. A phase where a document or project can be easily modified for enhancement and further development
2. The situation in which a preliminary version of an item can be improved and updated before reaching its final form
3. Capable of being revised or changed during its initial stage before completion

Etymology: "Draftable" is a plain formation: the noun "draft" with the suffix "-able," which turns a noun or verb into an adjective meaning "capable of being" the action or state named. A draft is a preliminary version of a document, and so "draftable" describes something that can still be altered while it remains in that early, unfinished form. Its meaning follows directly from the parts: you can draft something, and while it is still a draft it remains open to change.

Synonyms: fillable, editable