corrigible

“Judge Ryan did not make an implicit finding that Malvo was reparable or corrigible,” she wrote in a court filing.

According to this logic, a “weakened immune system” is a vulnerability that can be healed only by the education of “corrigible” but misguided youngsters, raising the chilling prospect of some form of Xinjiang-style ideological re-education in Hong Kong.

These are failures that are entirely corrigible if the job seeker makes the effort to become self-aware and improve his or her odds of success.

“Something described as corrigible is: ________” “Nomenclature has to do with: ________” “What does it mean to appertain?”

“Something described as corrigible is: ________” “Nomenclature has to do with: ________” “What does it mean to appertain?”