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Meanings of reparable in English

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esmenable

Capable of being repaired or rectified.

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Examples for "rectifiable"
1
This led to a logistical nightmare and horrendous spectator experience, the former at least being rectifiable.
The Guardian
2
A subsequent investigation by accountants PwC "raised a number of rectifiable control, process and accounting issues".
The Irish Times
3
But a lot of the players have said the situation is not rectifiable, so I think that's laid the platform.
Radio NZ
4
"Exactly," said the admiral, "an-error-the-most-serious-and-not-easily-rectifiable."
The Stowaway Girl
Usage of reparable in English
1
Survival rates, including reparable defects of FPDs, and success rates were determined.
Pubmed
2
The thing is done: it is reparable, but only through your suffering.
Two Sides of the Face: Midwinter Tales
3
They lamented the last steps the Prince had taken here as scarcely reparable.'
Pickle the Spy; Or, the Incognito of Prince Charles
4
A rupture in a fifty-year-old alliance that may not be reparable.
Mortal Allies
5
But he had to do with a reparable affair; my men were irreparably hanged.
Essays of Michel de Montaigne — Volume 19
6
Everyone seemed pretty sure that if there was a tear, it would be minimal, reparable.
Rock and Ice Magazine
7
This injurious result may be at any time reparable by a proper use of manures.
Outlines of the Earth's History: A Popular Study in Physiography
8
All of these are in good, reparable condition.
The Irish Times
9
Organic damage (surgery reparable) to a pair of Stiff peddlers?
Altered carbon
10
This is a reparable defect in the mechanism.
The Tyranny Of Words
11
Simple in design, it will be reparable even in the depths of the African bush, said Costes.
Reuters
12
The errors of your other ministers, Sir, are nearly always reparable, and their places are easily filled.
A Popular History of France from the Earliest Times, Volume 6
13
Industrial capacities, less striking than literary capacities, inflicted losses on France still more felt and less reparable.
The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 12
14
Troitsky Gate was battered, but easily reparable.
Ten Days That Shook the World
15
And that has just ended in each destroying the other to an extent doubtfully reparable in our time.
Heartbreak House
16
Outer seven shield-projectors damaged but reparable.
Oberheim (Voices): A Chronicle of War
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Reparable through the time