adj
measurable
MEH-zhuh-ruh-buhl
adj
1
Able to be measured or quantified.
"The new policy led to a measurable drop in emissions."
"We need measurable goals, not vague ambitions."
How to Use Measurable
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSomething you can put a number or clear metric on.
Common pairings
measurable results
measurable impact
measurable difference
Word Forms
more measurable comparative, measurables plural, most measurable superlative
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Etymology
From Old French mesurable, built from measure plus -able.