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- re·cover·a·bili·ty re·cover·a·ble·ness noun
- nonre·cover·a·ble adjective
- unre·cover·a·ble adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of recoverable1
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Example Sentences
Again, there’s no guarantee that those files will be recoverable, but these tools are your best bet for getting your data back.
On November 5, DARPA announced that Gremlins, its long-in-the-works program to make an air-launched and air-recoverable drone, successfully demonstrated airborne recovery.
There is definitively a post-concussion time period during which children suffer from recoverable cognitive and emotional changes.
If you don't do continuous maintenance, you may permanently lose some of your recoverable oil.
For a short time Bonin did put the nose down and the situation was recoverable.
In all these cases the money paid in misreliance on the void contract is recoverable.
Not one from his sweetheart, for that would be either recoverable or replaceable with another.
Where the risk had not attached, money paid by way of premium or otherwise shall be recoverable from the insurer.
It did not begin to flow freely again, at least so far as letters are now recoverable, until after 1878.
Perhaps the seizure itself was fatal; perhaps on the other hand the seizure was recoverable but while helpless he drowned.'
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