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retrievable
This term describes the possibility of recovery, whether in a literal, technical sense or a figurative, relational sense. In computing and data management, it refers to the technical ability to access lost or deleted information, often implying that the data still exists in a physical state even if it is not currently visible.
When applied to human relationships or professional situations, the word carries a hopeful but precarious connotation. It suggests that while a situation has deteriorated or reached a critical point of failure, it has not yet passed the point of no return. It is more formal than saying a situation is "fixable" and emphasizes the act of salvaging something of value from a wreckage or a disaster.
Meanings
Capable of being recovered, regained, or brought back from a specific location or state.
Able to be corrected, salvaged, or restored from a failing or disastrous situation.
The diplomatic relationship between the two nations is still retrievable if both sides compromise.