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/kəɹˈɛktəbəl/
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ADJECTIVE
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capable of being corrected by additions
an amendable flaw -
capable of being returned to the original condition; not necessarily permanent
a correctable image
How To Use correctable In A Sentence
- If no correctable problem exists, the couple may wish to pursue treatment with assisted reproductive technologies such as intrauterine insemination.
- Since it requires days to produce due to the wax processes, and since errors made are uncorrectable and require that the cloth be washed and re-used, he considers his works in batik to be as or more important than his watercolors. Alfredo Zalce--Michoacán's living legend
- Sin, you will recall, in the Greek (Hamartia) is defined as a correctable mistake, as missing the mark, not as evil. MORE EARLY MORNING CONVERSATIONS WITH GOD, THIS TIME ON A NO-COST MEDICAL PLAN AND SOCIAL JUSTICE!
- Low vision is a visual impairment not correctable by regular eyeglasses or contact lenses, medicine, or surgery.
- Then consider how many laws, taxes, and restrictions have been imposed when it's not clear that there is a problem that's correctable.
- I think it's something that we really should take note of now because it's all correctable and it certainly has potentially significant adverse consequences in the long term.
- Those are correctable errors, so even though the Redskins lost, I left this game knowing they have a legit team. Redskins vs. Colts checklist: a mixed bag
- The tendon has become dysfunctional and the foot has developed acquired flatfoot, but the deformity is passively correctable.
- This hybrid model allows persons with non-correctable risk factors to get affordable coverage while providing an economic incentive to persons with correctable risk factors. The Myth of the Rational Voter, Posner Edition, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
- Irving Picard But he said the flaws were largely "correctable," and gave Mr. Picard 45 days to amend his lawsuit. Judge Dismisses Some Madoff Claims