1. able to be recovered or regained, especially money or losses
Usage: business; finance

Examples

• The investment losses were recoupable through careful portfolio management.
• Legal fees are often recoupable if you win the case.
• The company’s recoupable expenses included travel and equipment costs.
• Insurance made the flood damage recoupable for most homeowners.
• Training costs are recoupable when employees stay with the company long-term.
• The loan’s recoupable interest made it an attractive option for investors.