#absorbable
- Absorbable — Capable of being absorbed, incorporated, dissolved, or completely assimilated by a body, environment, or major structure. In moral philosophy and ontology, the term is used metaphorically to describe those individual elements, particular values, or secondary doctrines that possess the structural capacity to be fully integrated into a dominant system of thought or community, gradually losing their alterity.
- Assimilable — Capable of being assimilated; presenting structural properties that allow its physiological transformation, absorption, and integration into a living organism, or its conceptual conversion within a theoretical or linguistic system. It is frequently applied to easily digestible nutrients or to clear knowledge that can be learned without difficulty.