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1.
capable of being corrected or reformed: a corrigible criminal.
2.
submissive to correction.
3.
subject to being revised, improved, or made more accurate: a corrigible theory.
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Corrigible
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corrigible
late 15c., from Fr. corrigible, from L. corrigibilis, from corrigere (see correct).
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