amendable
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- s capable of being corrected by additions
an amendable flaw
- It was an odd sort of code, amendable by circumstance, but in essence a fierce refusal to be dominated.
- Though defenders of the concept have argued that any Lex would be amendable, Alberigo contended that the church moves so slowly that "the pants will always be too short.
- The two most likely "amendable vehicles" on the horizon are either the President's request for supplemental Iraq funding, which is anticipated some time in March, or a bill that .