reparable

The thing is done: it is reparable, but only through your suffering.

But the evil of this is short-lived, moderate, and reparable.

If our ills are reparable, to complain is ungrateful; if irremediable, 'tis vain.

But he had to do with a reparable affair; my men were irreparably hanged.

Even the Spanish war, with its sequel of imperialism, was but a slight and reparable breach in this tradition.

And though they conceived all reparable by a resurrection, cast not off all care of enterrment.

I fear he is not to be reclaimed; there is scarcely a hope that anything in his character or fortunes is reparable now.