substitutable
adjectiveUK /ˈsʌbstɪtjuːtəbl/
US /ˈsʌbstɪtuːtəbl/
Able to be used in place of something else.
The recipe says that honey is substitutable for sugar.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Capable of being put in the place of another person or thing in a role or position.
In this lineup, any of the three defenders is substitutable for another without weakening the team.
3. In economics, able to be replaced by another good that provides similar satisfaction to the consumer.
The two brands of coffee are highly substitutable, so a price rise in one shifts demand to the other.
4. In logic and mathematics, able to be replaced by another expression without changing the truth or value of the whole.
The two variables are substitutable in the equation because they hold equal values.