identifiable
pronunciation
How to pronounce identifiable in British English:
UK [aɪˌdentɪˈfaɪəbl]
How to pronounce identifiable in American English:
US [aɪˌdentɪˈfaɪəbl]
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- Adjective:
- possible to identify
Word Origin
- identifiable (adj.)
- 1804, from identify + -able. Related: Identifiably.
Example
- 1. In other words , both share an identifiable problem area .
- 2. Eventually , orbitz may start to test if mac users have identifiable preferences for car rentals and flight bookings .
- 3. Sixteen mummies still had identifiable hearts or arteries . And nine of them showed hardening of those arteries .
- 4. Though both mother and father contribute to a child 's dna , their contributions come in large , identifiable blocks .
- 5. Normal sadness , they say , tends to have an identifiable cause of some kind , particularly a loss , and is proportional in its intensity to the seriousness of that cause .