remediable [rɪˈmi:diəbl̩] ADJ form
1. remediable illness:
- remediable
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2. remediable mistake:
- remediable
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A few age-related issues are remediable and can be handled with the right approach.
www.thehindu.com It can be broken by the presence of trivial defects easily and rapidly remediable as well as by defects which must inevitably result in a total loss of the vessel.
en.wikipedia.org This rehabilitative approach must also apply to those holding judicial office whose transgressions and misconduct are remediable.
ottawacitizen.com It ought, though, to be remediable.
blogs.telegraph.co.uk In contrast, secondary immunodeficiency states are common and again are remediable, if specifically addressed.
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