repairable
/rɪˈpɛːrəb(ə)l
/adjective
1(Of something damaged or faulty) able to be restored to a good condition: a damaged car chassis is usually not repairable...
- A neighboring church has also apparently collapsed, and repairable damage to surrounding buildings is extensive, including damage to One Liberty Plaza across Church Street to the east.
- Having considered the life cycle and likelihood of failure of the television, we will now consider the disposal of the television once it has failed in a fashion that is not economically repairable.
- There were signs that his vision might be repairable.
1.1(Of an unwelcome situation) able to be put right: the bad characters in the novels are mostly forgivable and the harm they do usually repairable...
- What happens if one of the partners stray - is a marriage repairable?
- Is your friendship repairable?
- The international damage, not to mention the national, will take decades to repair, if indeed it is repairable.
Derivatives
repairability
- Excellent design for me includes flexibility, modifiability, extensibility, and repairability.
- Not only would you be getting a light bike, but the superb road feel, durability and repairability of steel, in a frame built by hand to your exact specifications.
- iFixit has released a list which ranks tablets according to their repairability.
- non-conductive
- non-conductor
- nonconference
- non-confidential
- non-confidentially
- non-conform
- non-conformable
- nonconformably
- non-conformance
- non-conformant
- non-conformer
- nonconforming
- nonconformism
- nonconformist
- nonconformist conscience
- nonconformitant
- nonconformity
- non-confrontational
- non-confrontationally
- non-conjunction
- nonconsecutive
- nonconsecutively
- non-consensual
- non-consent
- non-consenter