correctable Antonyms
Meaning of correctable
correctable (s)
capable of being returned to the original condition; not necessarily permanent
capable of being corrected by additions
correctable Sentence Examples
- Fortunately, the error was correctable before any significant damage occurred.
- The software developer identified several bugs in the program, but they were all correctable with minor adjustments.
- The doctor assured the patient that their condition was correctable through a simple surgical procedure.
- Despite initial setbacks, the team remained optimistic, knowing that the issues were correctable with additional training.
- The financial advisor reassured the client that their investment losses were correctable with a diversified portfolio strategy.
- The teacher provided constructive feedback to the student, highlighting areas that were easily correctable with practice.
- The coach emphasized the importance of focusing on correctable mistakes to improve team performance.
- The mechanic discovered a mechanical issue with the car's engine, but it was correctable with a few replacement parts.
- The accountant identified errors in the financial statements, but they were all correctable with proper documentation.
- The therapist assured the client that their negative behaviors were correctable with cognitive-behavioral therapy techniques.
FAQs About the word correctable
capable of being returned to the original condition; not necessarily permanent, capable of being corrected by additions
improvable, corrigible, reparable, resolvable, remediable, fixable, corrected, reversible, amendable,repairable
irreparable,irreparable, incorrigible, irremediable, incorrigible, irremediable, unrecoverable, irretrievable, irrevocable, irredeemable
Fortunately, the error was correctable before any significant damage occurred.
The software developer identified several bugs in the program, but they were all correctable with minor adjustments.
The doctor assured the patient that their condition was correctable through a simple surgical procedure.
Despite initial setbacks, the team remained optimistic, knowing that the issues were correctable with additional training.
