reproducible — able to be copied or repeated with the same results
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: able to be copied or repeated with the same results
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌriːprəˈduːsəbl/
Example Sentences
- His magic trick wasn't very impressive because it was easily reproducible with a YouTube tutorial.
- The chef's secret recipe should be reproducible, or the restaurant will fail when he retires.
- My grandmother's cookies are theoretically reproducible, but somehow mine always taste like cardboard.
reproducible
ADJECTIVE[/ˌriːprəˈduːsəbl/]
able to be copied or repeated with the same results
The experiment was reproducible, producing the same results each time.
The scientist confirmed that the results were reproducible. (CAN BE REPRODUCED = REPRODUCIBLE)
When results are reproducible, they become reducible and deducible!
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“His magic trick wasn't very impressive because it was easily reproducible with a YouTube tutorial.”
“The chef's secret recipe should be reproducible, or the restaurant will fail when he retires.”
“My grandmother's cookies are theoretically reproducible, but somehow mine always taste like cardboard.”
“Scientific findings must be reproducible to ensure their reliability and validity.”
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