Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

reconstitutable

Adjective

/ˌriː.kənˈstɪt.ju.tə.bəl/

Definition

Able to be restored to a previous state or form, typically by adding water or another solvent.

Examples

The powdered soup is reconstitutable by adding hot water.
Many travel meals are designed to be reconstitutable, making them easy to prepare in the outdoors.
Some pharmaceuticals are available in reconstitutable forms for easier transportation.

Meaning

The term describes something that can be made whole again, often used in the context of food or substances that are dehydrated or condensed and can recover their original properties when rehydrated.