Etymology:
Meaning:
Capable of being healed or corrected; curable.
Origin:
The word "remediable" first appeared in the late 14th century, derived from the Latin word "remediabilis," with the same meaning. The Latin word is formed from the verb "remedere," meaning "to heal," and the suffix "-abilis," meaning "capable of being."
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