replicable
pronunciation
How to pronounce replicable in British English:
UK ['replɪkəbl]
How to pronounce replicable in American English:
US ['replɪkəbl]
Word Origin
- replicable (adj.)
- 1520s, "that may be replied to," from Latin stem of reply + -able. Meaning "that may be duplicated" is from 1953, from replicate (v.). Related: Replicability.
Example
- 1. And its overall success is not easily replicable .
- 2. It has clear , controllable and replicable characteristic .
- 3. The nordic combination of equality and productivity arose from circumstances that are not easily replicable or even sustainable within the region .
- 4. It has devised what mr chambers calls a " replicable process " .
- 5. Rather they are descriptions of direct replicable , phenomenological apprehensions arising in people who have developed to requisite stages .