reparable

adjective
UK /ˈrepərəbl/
US /ˈrepərəbl/

Something that is reparable can be fixed.

The broken toy is reparable, so we can play with it again.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Able to be made right or corrected, as a mistake or wrong.

The mistake was reparable, and everyone forgave him.

3. Able to be restored to a good condition after damage.

The old bridge is still reparable with new wood.

4. Capable of being remedied or improved.

The problem is reparable if we work together.