reformable (Meaning)

Wordnet

reformable (s)

susceptible to improvement or reform

Webster

Capable of being reformed.

No weak antonyms found.

The hardened criminal seemed irreformable, his mind set in unyielding ways.
The tattered and dilapidated building proved reformable, with a skilled team of renovators breathing new life into its crumbling walls.
The young delinquent exhibited promising signs of being reformable, responding positively to rehabilitation efforts.
The stubborn politician refused to heed the advice of his colleagues, proving himself utterly unreformable.
The rebellious teenager's behavior spiraled out of control, leaving his parents to wonder if he was truly reformable.
The once-fertile land became barren and desolate, casting doubt on its reformability.
The broken relationship seemed irreparable, but with time and effort, it proved surprisingly reformable.
The injured athlete underwent rigorous rehabilitation, determined to prove that he was physically reformable.
The outdated system was in dire need of reform, leaving experts to debate its reformability.
The dysfunctional family sought therapy, hoping to find ways to become more reformable and improve their dynamics.

susceptible to improvement or reformCapable of being reformed.

regenerable, repaired,reversible, undoable, reconstructible, corrected, fixed, corrigible, remedied,improvable

incorrigible, irremediable, irreparable,irreparable, incorrigible, irredeemable, irremediable, irredeemable, irrevocable, irreplaceable

The hardened criminal seemed irreformable, his mind set in unyielding ways.

The tattered and dilapidated building proved reformable, with a skilled team of renovators breathing new life into its crumbling walls.

The young delinquent exhibited promising signs of being reformable, responding positively to rehabilitation efforts.

The stubborn politician refused to heed the advice of his colleagues, proving himself utterly unreformable.