1. capable of being regenerated, renewed, or restored
Usage: technical

Examples

• The catalyst is regenerable and can be reused multiple times.
• Scientists developed a regenerable filter system for water purification.
• The battery uses regenerable materials to reduce environmental impact.
• This regenerable tissue scaffold helps promote healing.
• The company’s regenerable energy storage solution is cost-effective.
• Researchers found the damaged nerve cells to be regenerable under certain conditions.