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identifiable

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Identifiable (adj) means Able to be recognized or named as a specific thing or person. Example: “The suspect had one clearly identifiable scar on his left hand.”

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Able to be recognized or named as a specific thing or person.
"The suspect had one clearly identifiable scar on his left hand."
"The company removed all identifiable details before publishing the customer data."

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Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishCapable of being pinned down and recognized as a specific person or thing.

Common pairings
clearly identifiable easily identifiable personally identifiable information
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Word forms

Comparative
more identifiable
Superlative
most identifiable
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The suspect had one clearly _____ scar on his left hand.

Etymology

From identify + -able.

Antonyms

unidentifiable

Rhymes for identifiable

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Frequently asked questions

What does “identifiable” mean?
The word “identifiable” means able to be recognized or named as a specific thing or person. In plain terms, capable of being pinned down and recognized as a specific person or thing.
How do you use “identifiable” in a sentence?
Here is “identifiable” used in a sentence: “The suspect had one clearly identifiable scar on his left hand.”
What part of speech is “identifiable”?
“Identifiable” is an adjective.
Is “identifiable” a common word?
“Identifiable” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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