reconstructible
Able to rebuild
Reconstructible describes something capable of being reconstructed—built again, reassembled, or pieced back together from fragments or evidence.
The term applies to physical structures The ancient temple is reconstructible from surviving foundations, historical events a reconstructible sequence of battles, or abstract things like arguments and timelines.
Also spelled reconstructable.
Able to be renewed
- rebuildableAble to be reconstructed
- recoverableAble to be regained
- reassembledMade whole again
- pieced togetherAssembled from separate parts
traceable · decipherable · salvageable · reproducible · retrievable · renewable · reclaimable · repairable
Location of an offense
- evidenceFacts supporting truth
- trajectoryPath of moving object
- timelineOrdered display of events
- sequenceOrdered succession of elements
accident · incident · reenactment · simulation · witness · detective · investigation · scenario
Stored collection of data
- dataFacts for analysis
- backupStored duplicate for recovery
- corruptedMade impure or dishonest
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
restoration · archive · deleted · forensic · encrypted · lossy · lossless · metadata
Human-made historical object
- ruinComplete destruction or collapse
- excavationAct of unearthing
- fragmentIncomplete portion of whole
- shardBroken fragment of something brittle
pottery · restoration · preservation · site · stratigraphy · relic · remains · paleontology
Reconstructed common ancestor tongue
- etymologyWord origin study
- cognateWord sharing etymological origin
- ancestralOf one's forebears
- comparativeInvolving measured contrast
phoneme · morpheme · root · derivation · Indo-European · historical · attested · reflex
restorable
Able to be renewed
- rebuildableAble to be reconstructed
- recoverableAble to be regained
- reassembledMade whole again
pieced together · traceable · decipherable · salvageable · reproducible · retrievable · renewable · reclaimable · repairable · mendable
crime scene
Location of an offense
- evidenceFacts supporting truth
- trajectoryPath of moving object
- timelineOrdered display of events
sequence · accident · incident · reenactment · simulation · witness · detective · investigation · scenario · circumstances
file
Stored collection of data
recovery · restoration · archive · deleted · forensic · encrypted · lossy · lossless · metadata · source code
artifact
Human-made historical object
- ruinComplete destruction or collapse
- excavationAct of unearthing
- fragmentIncomplete portion of whole
shard · pottery · restoration · preservation · site · stratigraphy · relic · remains · paleontology · fossil
proto-language
Reconstructed common ancestor tongue
comparative · phoneme · morpheme · root · derivation · Indo-European · historical · attested · reflex · correspondence
reconstructibleirrecoverable
Impossible to regain
unrecoverable · irretrievable · unrestorable · irreparable · unsalvageable
construct, construction, reconstruct, constructive, reconstruction, reconstructed, constructor, deconstruct, reconstructing