liable+to+decay
11corruptible — mid 14c., of material things, from O.Fr. corroptible (14c.), from L.L. corruptibilis liable to decay, corruptible, from pp. stem of corrumpere (see CORRUPT (Cf. corrupt)). Of persons, from 1670s …
12putrescible — adjective liable to decay …
13perishable — a. 1. Destructible, decaying, liable to decay. 2. Dying, mortal, frail …
14indefectible — in•de•fect•i•ble [[t]ˌɪn dɪˈfɛk tə bəl[/t]] adj. 1) not liable to decay or failure 2) free of faults • Etymology: 1650–60; prob. < F; see in , defect ible in de•fect i•bil′i•ty, n. in de•fect′i•bly, adv …
15ἀσηπτοτάτης — ἄσηπτος not liable to decay fem gen superl sg (attic epic ionic) …
16ἀσηπτοτάτοις — ἄσηπτος not liable to decay masc/neut dat superl pl …
17ἀσηπτοτάτῳ — ἄσηπτος not liable to decay masc/neut dat superl sg …
18ἀσηπτοτέραν — ἀσηπτοτέρᾱν , ἄσηπτος not liable to decay fem acc comp sg (attic doric aeolic) …
19ἀσηπτότατοι — ἄσηπτος not liable to decay masc nom/voc superl pl …
20ἀσηπτότατος — ἄσηπτος not liable to decay masc nom superl sg …