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corrigible
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capable of being corrected, reformed, or improved
Example
With patience and perseverance, even the most corrigible habits can be overcome, leading to personal growth and development.
The therapist worked tirelessly with the corrigible patients, helping them address their issues and make positive changes in their lives.
The company implemented a training program to address the corrigible errors made by employees, aiming to improve overall performance.
The judge sentenced the young offender to a rehabilitation program, believing that he was corrigible and could be redirected onto the right path.
Despite his rebellious behavior, the teacher believed that the student was corrigible and could improve with proper guidance.
