Definition
Definition of establishable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
feasibilityRare able to be set up or createdRare
- The new policy is easily establishable.
2.
proofTECH. capable of being proven or demonstratedTECH.
- The theory is scientifically establishable.
Origin of establishable
Latin, stabilire (to make firm) + -able (capable of)
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establishable
capable of being founded or based on something
Examples of establishable in a sentence
An establishable business plan was presented to investors. The results are establishable through rigorous testing. An establishable fact must be supported by evidence.
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- French:établissable, démontrable, ...
- German:einrichtbar, nachweisbar, ...
- Italian:realizzabile, dimostrabile, ...
- Spanish:establecible, demostrable, ...
- Portuguese:estabelecível, demonstrável, ...
- Chinese:可建立的, 可证实的, ...
- Japanese:確立可能な, 証明可能な, ...
- Arabic:قابِل لِلتَّأْسِيس, قابِل لِلإثْبَات, ...
- Hebrew:בַּר-הֲקָמָה, נִיתָן לְהוֹכָחָה, ...
- Russian:осуществимый, доказуемый, ...
- Ukrainian:встановлюваний, доведений, ...
- Hindi:स्थापनीय, प्रमाणित, ...
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