measurable — able to be measured or quantified
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: able to be measured or quantified
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈmeʒərəbl/
Example Sentences
- His love for pizza was measurable - exactly 3.7 slices per day!
- The project's success should be based on measurable criteria.
- There was a measurable decrease in noise after installing soundproof windows.
measurable
ADJECTIVE[/ˈmeʒərəbl/]
able to be measured or quantified
Everything can be measured precisely
Treasurable memories become measurable pleasure
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🌳Etymology
Origin
Measurable derives from Middle French 'mesurer' (to measure), which itself originates from Latin 'mensura' (measurement). The Latin root reflects the Roman culture's emphasis on precise measurement and standardization.
Breakdown
measure (from Latin mensura, meaning measurement) + -able (suffix meaning capable of being or worthy of), forming an adjective indicating something that can be measured or quantified.
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📝Examples
“His love for pizza was measurable - exactly 3.7 slices per day!”
“The project's success should be based on measurable criteria.”
“There was a measurable decrease in noise after installing soundproof windows.”
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