1. capable of being reformed, improved, or corrected

Examples

• The judge believed the young offender was reformable and sentenced him to community service.
• Many educators argue that even the most troubled students are reformable with proper guidance.
• The company’s outdated policies were reformable with some effort from management.
• She maintained that her brother’s bad habits were reformable if he truly wanted to change.
• The reformable nature of the tax system gave lawmakers hope for improvement.
• Critics questioned whether the corrupt institution was truly reformable.