Rectifiable

usgb/ˌrektɪˈfaɪəbl/
adjective

Able to be corrected, improved, or made right.

The problem that occurred was rectifiable with a simple fix.
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Often appears as...

  • rectifiable mistake
  • rectifiable error
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Positive Outcome

Use 'rectifiable' when expressing that something wrong can be made right with optimism.

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Despite the setback, the damage was rectifiable and caused no lasting harm.
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Problem Solving

Apply 'rectifiable' to situations where a mistake or problem can be solved or amended.

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The technical issue we encountered was rectifiable through a software update.
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Implies Error

'Rectifiable' often suggests that an error or fault has occurred that needs correction.

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The accountant assured us that the financial discrepancies were rectifiable.
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