Retrievable (adjective)

Able to be recovered or regained.

Origin:

Derived from the verb "retrieve", which comes from the latin "retrievare" meaning "to bring back".

Examples:

1. I hope that the data on the hard drive is still retrievable.
2. The lost ring was retrievable from the bottom of the lake.
3. The company's financial losses were not retrievable.
4. Despite the injury, the player's career was still retrievable.
5. The retrievable amount of oil from the well was estimated at 100 barrels per day.