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recoverable (adjective) (not comparable)
1. Possible of being regained or retrieved: Jack accidentally dropped his waterproof watch into the lake, but it was recoverable because the water was so clear and not so deep, so he could dive into it and salvage it!

Mary made a grave mistake when using her computer, but the lost data was recoverable when her brother scrutinized the issue!
2. Capable of being extracted from the sea or ground in an economic way: Recoverable resources, such as oil, coal, and gas, can be obtained from the earth in a profitable way.
3. Subject to being restored from a sickness or danger: The ailment that Rose had was recoverable in just a few days because it was just a slight cold.
4. Possible of money being regained: Through her income tax return the money for donations Jane spent throughout the year were recoverable by the process of withdrawing those costs from the total taxable amount.

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