saveworthy

See also: save-worthy

English

Alternative forms

• save-worthy

Etymology

From save +‎ -worthy.

Adjective

saveworthy (comparative more saveworthy, superlative most saveworthy)

1. Worthy to be saved; worthy of being saved
   • 2013, Nickie D. Phillips, Staci Strobl, Comic Book Crime:

     Unfortunately, despite the massive humanitarian efforts of many Americans, New Orleans has not been deemed saveworthy by all.

   • 2015, Trisha Priebe, A Sherlock Holmes Devotional:

     Our friendship with Jesus Christ is the redeeming quality that takes our personality from unsavory to save-worthy.

   • 2016, Hillary Zio, The Unfiltered Guide to Working in Wine:

     Also, the tasting sheet has your email and phone number in the upper left hand corner, making it larger and perhaps more saveworthy than a dinky business card.

See also

• salvageable