1. capable of being forgiven or pardoned
Usage: formal
2. able to be sent or transmitted, especially money
Usage: formal; financial

Examples

• The judge considered the offense remittable given the defendant’s circumstances.
• Minor infractions are often remittable with community service.
• The funds are remittable through electronic transfer.
• Payment is remittable within thirty days of receipt.
• Her sins were deemed remittable through sincere repentance.
• The debt became remittable after the settlement agreement.