1. capable of being made less severe, serious, or painful; able to be lessened or reduced

Examples

• The damage from the flood was significant but mitigable with proper restoration efforts.
• Pain that is mitigable through medication should be treated promptly.
• Environmental impacts of the project are mitigable if proper safeguards are implemented.
• The financial loss was mitigable by insurance coverage.
• Her concerns about the plan were mitigable through better communication and planning.