1. capable of being corrected, improved, or amended
Usage: formal; often used in academic or editorial contexts

Examples

• The manuscript contained several emendable errors that the editor could easily fix.
• Most grammatical mistakes are emendable with careful proofreading.
• The professor noted that the student's argument was flawed but emendable with revision.
• These emendable defects in the contract should be addressed before signing.
• The text has some emendable inconsistencies that scholars have debated for centuries.