repairable

This term describes the possibility of restoration, whether applied to a physical object or an abstract state. When used for hardware or machinery, it implies a technical feasibility—that the cost and effort of fixing the item do not exceed the value of replacing it.

In social or emotional contexts, the word carries a hopeful connotation, suggesting that a breach of trust or a mistake is not permanent. It is often contrasted with "irreparable," which denotes a total and final loss or a permanent rupture in a relationship.