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Meanings of correctable in English

Capable of being corrected by additions.

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Usage of correctable in English
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Easily correctable, and he told the computer to make the adjustments.
Quest for the well of souls
2
The temporal distortion caused by dopamine adsorption is correctable by a straightforward mathematical procedure.
Pubmed
3
Some of these conditions are correctable and some are not.
Gardening Without Irrigation: or without much, anyway
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Mechanical failure was the most common complication (10%) but was generally correctable.
Pubmed
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But he said the flaws were largely correctable and could be amended within 45 days.
Reuters
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For these time travel shows, history was like other world problems -ornery but correctable.
Wired
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A global error, they admitted, but correctable, in time.
Terminal Compromise
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Had minor skin and dysentery problems from not taking proper care of herself, easily correctable.
Quest for the well of souls
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The messiness of her character's life feels correctable, and she seems capable of regaining control.
Reuters
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It's a correctable birth defect that causes incomplete development of the structure of the mouth.
The Irish Times
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Occasionally, blind people with certain correctable conditions are able to regain their vision through surgical procedures.
Evidence of the afterlife: the science of near-death experiences
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The case of Thomas Eric Duncan, the first diagnosed case of Ebola in the US, illustrated correctable problems.
Ebony
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He advocates a nationwide mobile school screening programme, so children who have correctable vision problems can be treated.
Radio NZ
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Sometimes things may be correctable. Anemia could be caused by slow bleeding somewhere in the body, for example.
Reuters
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Parity errors can also afflict mass storage and serial communication lines; this is more serious because not always correctable.
The Jargon File, Version 4.2.2, 20 Aug 2000
16
Some sources are recognizable and correctable, such as vascular access type, clinical infection, and water quality, and some are not.
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Correctable through the time