recoverable
Able to regain
Recoverable describes something that can be gotten back or restored.
Lost data may be recoverable from a damaged hard drive.
Recoverable costs can be recouped through legal action or insurance.
In environmental contexts, recoverable resources are those that can be extracted economically: an estimated two billion barrels of recoverable oil.
A recoverable error in computing is one the system can handle without crashing.
Able to be renewed
- fixableCapable of being mended
- mendableAble to be fixed
- rebuildableAble to be reconstructed
- refurbishableAble to be restored
reconstructable · serviceable · reparable · correctable · rectifiable · revivable · damaged · broken
Capable of being remade
- salvageableAble to be rescued
- reclaimableAble to be recovered
- reusableFit for repeated service
- repurposedConverted to new use
reclaimed · scrap · waste · byproduct · remnants · residue · extraction · mining
Stored duplicate for recovery
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- archiveStored historical records
- retrievalAct of getting back
- undeleteRecover erased data
extract · access · reload · reconstruct · fetch · corrupted · encrypted · deleted
Compensation for injury
- restitutionRestoring what was lost
- reimbursementPayment for incurred expenses
- compensationPayment for services rendered
- reparationCompensation for injury done
settlement · indemnity · claims · losses · refund · recoupment · payout · liability
Restoration of health
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- convalescentOne recovering from illness
- treatableCapable of being cured
- curableAble to be healed
remission · prognosis · therapy · illness · injury · surgery · stroke · trauma
Recovery from adversity
- reboundReturn after deflection
- regenerationBiological self-repair process
- rejuvenationRestoration of youthful vigor
- renewalMaking current again
restoration · revival · setback · downturn · crisis · slump · recession · collapse
restorable
Able to be renewed
- fixableCapable of being mended
- mendableAble to be fixed
- rebuildableAble to be reconstructed
refurbishable · reconstructable · serviceable · reparable · correctable · rectifiable · revivable · damaged · broken · worn
recyclable
Capable of being remade
- salvageableAble to be rescued
- reclaimableAble to be recovered
- reusableFit for repeated service
repurposed · reclaimed · scrap · waste · byproduct · remnants · residue · extraction · mining · recycle
backup
Stored duplicate for recovery
undelete · extract · access · reload · reconstruct · fetch · corrupted · encrypted · deleted · files
damages
Compensation for injury
- restitutionRestoring what was lost
- reimbursementPayment for incurred expenses
- compensationPayment for services rendered
reparation · settlement · indemnity · claims · losses · refund · recoupment · payout · liability · insurance
healing
Restoration of health
- rehabilitationRecovery from injury/addiction
- convalescentOne recovering from illness
- treatableCapable of being cured
curable · remission · prognosis · therapy · illness · injury · surgery · stroke · trauma · condition
bounceback
Recovery from adversity
- reboundReturn after deflection
- regenerationBiological self-repair process
- rejuvenationRestoration of youthful vigor
renewal · restoration · revival · setback · downturn · crisis · slump · recession · collapse · shock
- damagescompensatory, punitive, punitive damages, nominal, actual
recoverableirrecoverable
Impossible to regain
irretrievable · unrecoverable · unretrievable · lost · nonrecoverable
recoverableirrecoverable
Impossible to regain
unrecoverable · nonrecoverable · lost · sunk · forfeited
recoverableirrecoverable
Impossible to regain
irreversible · terminal · incurable · irreparable · beyond repair
irrecoverable, unrecoverable, recoverability, nonrecoverable