sanable (Meaning)

Webster

sanable (a.)

Capable of being healed or cured; susceptible of remedy.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The wound was sanable, and the doctor predicted a full recovery within a few weeks.
Despite the initial severity of the injury, the patient's sanable condition allowed for a remarkable healing process.
The sanable nature of the ailment gave hope to the patient and his loved ones.
With proper medical care, the sanable condition of the disease allowed for a positive prognosis.
The doctor reassured the patient that the sanable nature of the tumor meant that it could be successfully treated.
The sanable infection responded well to antibiotics, alleviating the patient's symptoms.
The fracture was deemed sanable, allowing the patient to regain full mobility after a period of rehabilitation.
The sanable nature of the respiratory condition meant that the patient could return to their normal activities with minimal long-term complications.
The sanable mental illness allowed for a gradual recovery and improved quality of life.
The sanable heart condition enabled the patient to lead an active and fulfilling existence without severe limitations.

Capable of being healed or cured; susceptible of remedy.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The wound was sanable, and the doctor predicted a full recovery within a few weeks.

Despite the initial severity of the injury, the patient's sanable condition allowed for a remarkable healing process.

The sanable nature of the ailment gave hope to the patient and his loved ones.

With proper medical care, the sanable condition of the disease allowed for a positive prognosis.