regenerable

Examples

• All

• And so there was proposed to use a an absorbent that was regenerable and the one that was selected was a solid amine.

• These batteries are regenerable, allowing them to be recharged and used multiple times.

• The material used in this packaging is regenerable, meaning it can be recycled and reused effectively.

• To reduce waste, we should focus on regenerable resources that can be restored for future use.

Synonyms

S

salvageable

vsregenerable

12 5.3

Something you can save or fix after damage

is renewed or reused even after severe damage using technical methods

R

recyclable

vsregenerable

11 3.1

Can be collected and made into new products

is restored by renewal or repair rather than only by material processing

R

recoverable

vsregenerable

9 4.2

Able to be found or returned after being lost

is about being made usable again, not only about retrieval or finding

R

restorable

vsregenerable

1 3.9

Can be fixed to look or work like before

is renewed using technical or chemical processes rather than only repaired

R

reparable

vsregenerable

1 4.9

Able to be fixed

is renewed broadly including chemical renewal not only by fixed repairs

R

revivable

vsregenerable

1 4.9

Can be brought back to life, made conscious, or used again after being inactive

is focused on technical or chemical renewal for reuse rather than biological revival

R

reclaimable

vsregenerable

5.1

Something you can get back and use again

is renewed specifically through restoration or processing rather than simple reuse

Antonyms

I

irreplaceable

32 6.4

So special or valuable that you cannot get another one

N

nonrenewable

• Specialized

2 5.6

Not able to be replaced or made again after use

How Restorable

renewable

108 3.8

regenerable

• Specialized

6.5

restorable

1 3.9

fixable

9 2.7

irrecoverable

1 8.8

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology