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Meanings of reformable in English

Susceptible to improvement or reform.

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Examples for "redeemable"
1
The new bonds will be redeemable in one payment in five years.
Reuters
2
The second bonds were redeemable in five, but payable in twenty, years.
Recollections of Forty Years in the House, Senate and Cabinet / ...
3
You got to turn into Joseph of Nazareth to be considered redeemable.
The Guardian
4
Those were redeemable weirds, weirds within the bounds of normal human endeavor.
Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town
5
Everyone is redeemable, Norton explained, and silence or disengagement make racism worse.
Wired
Usage of reformable in English
1
The intent was not to reform the criminals, who were clearly un-reformable.
Quicksilver
2
Free movement has been shown to be reformable in the past, and so it can be in the future.
The Guardian
3
In this, they were holding to the illusion that the regime was reformable, but that Hitler was unwilling to reform it.
Hitler 1936 - 1945: Nemesis
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