English
rectifiable
From rectify + -able.
A compound of rectify + -able
Proto-Italic *rektos
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Latin rēctus ‘straight’
Medieval Latin rēctificō ‘to make right’
Anglo-Norman rectifiier
Middle English rectifien
English rectify
Today it means
adj Able to be rectified; correctable; fixable.
Sources
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Etymograph / rectifiable