amendable,a.|əˈmɛndəb(ə)l|[f.amend v. + -able.]†1.actively, Able to amend; improving. Obs.a1600MS.AshmoleNo.60. 5 (Halliw.)That til oure lif is ful profitable, and to oure soule amendable.2.passively, Capable of being amended, corrected, bettered, repaired, made amends for.1589PuttenhamEng.Poesie (Arb.) 157We finde in our English writers many wordes and speaches amendable.1614SeldenTitles of Hon. 261Before whom sometimes causes criminall and amendable by amercements or mulcts were heard.1674Peace & Good Will 27Liturgies..are amendable, alterable, upon just occasions.1740Prov.for Poor 15Roads not amendable by Act of Parliament.1809TomlinsLawDict.G ij a/2The faults and mistakes of clerks are in many cases amendable.