reconquerable

English

Etymology

From reconquer +‎ -able.

Adjective

reconquerable (comparative more reconquerable, superlative most reconquerable)

1. Capable of being reconquered.
   • 1983, John W. Aldridge, The American novel and the way we live now, page 14:

     It is also what we have left of a possibility for transcendence, the discovery of new adventure, the conquest of a continuously reconquerable frontier.