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recoverable
This term describes the possibility of restoration, whether the subject is digital data, financial capital, or human health. It carries a tone of cautious optimism or technical feasibility, often appearing in professional reports, medical prognoses, or legal documents. While "recoverable" focuses on the potential for retrieval, "restorable" is more common when referring to returning a system to a specific previous state.
In financial contexts, the word specifically refers to the ability to recoup an expenditure or loss, often through tax mechanisms or insurance claims. In medical contexts, it describes a patient's capacity to return to health, though it is frequently used in a clinical sense to indicate that a condition is not terminal or irreversible.
Meanings
Examples
The deleted files are still recoverable if you act quickly.
Is the lost data recoverable from the damaged hard drive?
I hope this mistake is recoverable before the client notices.
Most of the initial investment should be recoverable within three years.
The tax paid on these expenses is fully recoverable.
The doctor said the patient's condition is recoverable with proper care.
It was a severe blow, but the damage to the engine is recoverable.
Maybe the situation is still recoverable if we apologize now.