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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Is "Deactivable" OK?

Hi,

I am a software developer.

I am looking for a word to describe a feature which can be active until a given date or always active.

Can I say this feature is deactivable? Or can you advise a better option?

  

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ask the editor or project manager on your team. Q: Why not just say the feature "can be turned off" or "can be deactivated"? It sounds like its a simple setting to switch on/off, perhaps.

— Nel0506

  • ask the editor or project manager on your team.
  • Q: Why not just say the feature "can be turned off" or "can be deactivated"?
  • It sounds like its a simple setting to switch on/off, perhaps.
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It's probably something you should.ask the editor or project manager on your team.


Q: Why not just say the feature "can be turned off" or "can be deactivated"? It sounds like its a simple setting to switch on/off, perhaps.

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