Remediable
adjective
Capable of being corrected or fixed.
The problems are serious but remediable.

Often appears as...
- remediable problem
- remediable condition
adjective
Capable of being corrected or fixed.
The problems are serious but remediable.

Often appears as...
- remediable problem
- remediable condition
Definition 1 of 1

Positive Connotation
Indicates a problem is not permanent and can be improved or solved.

Her educational delays are seen as remediable with proper tutoring.
Scope of Use
Most often used in formal contexts, such as medical, technical, or academic discussions.

The committee concluded that the issue was remediable with additional funding.
Not Interchangeable
It suggests possibility, not certainty, of a fix, unlike 'fixable' which implies more certainty.

The structural damage seems remediable, but further inspection is needed.
Positive Connotation
Indicates a problem is not permanent and can be improved or solved.

Her educational delays are seen as remediable with proper tutoring.
Scope of Use
Most often used in formal contexts, such as medical, technical, or academic discussions.

The committee concluded that the issue was remediable with additional funding.
Not Interchangeable
It suggests possibility, not certainty, of a fix, unlike 'fixable' which implies more certainty.

The structural damage seems remediable, but further inspection is needed.
Positive Connotation
Indicates a problem is not permanent and can be improved or solved.

Her educational delays are seen as remediable with proper tutoring.
Scope of Use
Most often used in formal contexts, such as medical, technical, or academic discussions.

The committee concluded that the issue was remediable with additional funding.
Not Interchangeable
It suggests possibility, not certainty, of a fix, unlike 'fixable' which implies more certainty.

The structural damage seems remediable, but further inspection is needed.
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