"Remediable" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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Remediable

"Remediable" Meaning

Capable of being remedied or corrected.

"Remediable" Examples

Remediabl-e (Adjective)

Something that is remediable can be easily fixed or cured.

Examples:

- Medical Context:
"The injury in the knee is remediable with proper care and physical therapy."

- Environmental Context:
Air pollution in large cities is remediable through investing in green technologies and renewable energy sources.

- Business/Market Context:
The economic downturn in the region could be remediable by launching public-private partnerships designed to support local businesses.

- Industrial Context:
The oil spill is remediable through thorough cleanup operations and natural recovery processes.

- Social Context:
Addressing social injustices can create more equal opportunities and is remediable through awareness raised by activism and community initiatives.

"Remediable" Similar Words

Remaster

Remastered

Revised or re-edited in a new or higher quality form. Example: The movie was re-released in a remastered version. Synonyms: reedited, reissued, reworked, refurbished.

Remastering

Rematch

A rematch is a revised match, contest, or competition between two people or teams that have competed against each other before, often as a result of the original match being tied, draw, or inclement weather.

Rembrandt

Rembrandts

Rembrandts is the plural form of the name "Rembrandt". Rembrandt was a highly influential and famous Dutch painter and etcher of the 17th century. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest painters and printmakers in European art and is best known for his dramatic use of light and shadow in his works. In modern times, the term "like Rembrandt" is often used to mean something beautifully or artistically done, as in the phrase "that still life painting is a little like Rembrandt – so detailed and dramatic".

Remeant

Remeasurable

Remediably

Remedial

Remedial refers to something intended to help someone learn or overcome a problem or difficulty, especially with a particular subject or skill. It involves providing support or instruction that is additional to what is normally provided to help individuals catch up with their peers or overcome learning difficulties.