1. able to be corrected or made right
2. having a finite length that can be measured
Usage: mathematics

Examples

• The accounting error was rectifiable with proper documentation.
• Most software bugs are rectifiable through patches and updates.
• The damage to the relationship seemed rectifiable with honest communication.
• In calculus, a rectifiable curve has a well-defined arc length.
• The teacher assured students that their poor test performance was rectifiable.
• Engineers determined that the structural flaw was rectifiable without major reconstruction.