attackable

If they return, they will be but as they were as to dominion; if they continue, they will leave New York an attackable post.

It gives her a scapegoat—an outside, personal, attackable cause for the limitations and defeats she suffers.

Without attackable bias, she differentiated subtly between them and the majority.

With cannon on their left flank, and such a gullet to pass through, one may hope they will be in rather an attackable condition.