reparable

Examples

• All

• Assuming Argentina does not pay the accelerated amounts (as it has not), this yields one consolidated and reparable injury: nonpayment of money.

  Blog text (16)

• One day of coffee and eating while he spent hours hammering and reboarding the shed, anything reparable that he had broken.

  Fiction book (2000)

• Their loss of legitimacy will not be reparable.

  Blog text (15)

• Misunderstandings are usually (more or less) reparable.

  Academic text (1998)

• Use of the BIT assumes that the intervention is potentially reparable and that there is sufficient documentation about the intervention to make decisions.

  Academic text (2004)

• On the other hand, Argentina raised a few eyebrows insisting that an utterly uncollectable money judgment was "reparable"—presumably by adding some uncollectable interest.

  Blog text (16)

• The technician assured us that the broken appliance is reparable and can be fixed by the end of the week.

• Although the car sustained significant damage in the accident, the mechanic confirmed it is reparable with the right parts.

Synonyms

S

salvageable

vsreparable

12 5.3

Something you can save or fix after damage

is the basic ability to be repaired, not the idea of rescue after loss

F

fixable

vsreparable

9 2.7

Can be repaired or put right

is the general idea of being able to be corrected, not the act of fixing

C

correctable

vsreparable

3 4.8

Able to be fixed or made right

is the general possibility of being repaired rather than full restoration

R

remediable

vsreparable

1 6.6

A problem that can be fixed

is the general capability for repair or correction beyond only problems

R

restorable

vsreparable

1 3.9

Can be fixed to look or work like before

is the focus on repair or correction rather than full return to original state

R

rectifiable

vsreparable

6.8

Able to be fixed or made right

is the more common neutral term rather than the formal variant

R

regenerable

vsreparable

• Specialized

6.5

Can be used again after fixing or recharging

is about simple repair or correction rather than technical renewal methods

S

salvable

vsreparable

5.8

Can be fixed after damage or loss

is about ordinary ability to be fixed rather than recovery after serious harm or loss

R

redressable

vsreparable

• Formal

7.7

Something the law can make right

is the simple capacity to be repaired or corrected, not specifically legal remedy

Antonyms

I

irreparable

24 7.6

Too badly damaged to be fixed or made right again

How Repairable

reparable

1 4.9

irreparable

24 7.6

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology