regenerable
Able to restore
Regenerable describes something capable of being regenerated—restored, renewed, or regrown after depletion or damage.
The term appears most often in technical contexts: regenerable filters can be cleaned and reused, regenerable catalysts recover their activity, regenerable tissues heal themselves.
The liver is one of the few regenerable organs in the human body.
Of the star
- windAir current outdoors
- hydroWater combining form
- geothermalRelating to underground heat
- biomassLiving material in aggregate
energy · power · rechargeable · replenishable · sustainable · clean · green · inexhaustible
Able to decompose naturally
- recyclableCapable of being remade
- compostableAble to decompose naturally
- reusableFit for repeated service
- filterPorous separation device
catalyst · absorbent · membrane · cartridge · resin · polymer · fiber · fabric
Coiled, or an injury
- tissueDisposable soft paper
- scarPermanent mark from healing
- graftIllicit political gain
- transplantMove tissue between bodies
skin · nerve · bone · cartilage · cornea · liver · restoration · therapy
Disposable soft paper
- cellularComposed of small units
- mitosisNuclear division producing identical cells
- proliferationRapid increase in quantity
- regrowthGrowing back again
differentiation · pluripotent · multipotent · totipotent · morphogenesis · organogenesis · cytokinesis · replication
solar
Of the star
- windAir current outdoors
- hydroWater combining form
- geothermalRelating to underground heat
biomass · energy · power · rechargeable · replenishable · sustainable · clean · green · inexhaustible · recyclable
biodegradable
Able to decompose naturally
- recyclableCapable of being remade
- compostableAble to decompose naturally
- reusableFit for repeated service
filter · catalyst · absorbent · membrane · cartridge · resin · polymer · fiber · fabric · ion-exchange
wound
Coiled, or an injury
transplant · skin · nerve · bone · cartilage · cornea · liver · restoration · therapy · rehabilitation
tissue
Disposable soft paper
- cellularComposed of small units
- mitosisNuclear division producing identical cells
- proliferationRapid increase in quantity
regrowth · differentiation · pluripotent · multipotent · totipotent · morphogenesis · organogenesis · cytokinesis · replication · anabolism
regenerablenon-renewable
Not naturally restored
irreplaceable · exhaustible · irreparable · unrenewable · depletable
regenerableexhausted
Utterly depleted of energy
extinct · unsustainable · single-use · disposable · terminal
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