correctable
/kə-ˈrek-tə-bəl/ (ame, mw)
correctable — adjective
- correctablepositive
- more correctablecomparative
- most correctablesuperlative
1. describing an error, fault, or problem that can still be put right.
describing an error, fault, or problem that can still be put right.
Darius spotted a <hl>correctable</hl> error in the sales report before printing.
correctable + noun for a fixable error
The dentist said Putri's bite problem was <hl>correctable</hl> with braces.
be correctable with [treatment]
After one more lesson, Tunde's parking mistake looked <hl>correctable</hl>.
The manager believed the delay was <hl>correctable</hl> by adding one more driver.
Only one answer on the form was <hl>correctable</hl> without starting over.
- fixable
general everyday word for something that can be put right
- repairable
used more often for damaged objects or systems than for errors
- remediable
more formal; often used for faults, legal issues, or technical problems
- uncorrectable
direct opposite; impossible to fix or set right
- irreparable
stronger for damage or harm that cannot be repaired
文法句型
correctable + noun
be + correctable
correctable by/with + noun
用法筆記
Often used for mistakes, defects, practical problems, or medical issues when some later action can still fix them. It commonly appears with nouns such as error, flaw, damage, or problem, and often takes with or by to show the method of correction.