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demonstrable

Adjective

IPA /dɪˈmɒnstrəbl/

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Able to be clearly shown or proved with evidence.

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demonstrable/dɪˈmɒnstrəbl/

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Evidence shows an improvement
The benefit can be proved

A demonstrable benefit can be clearly supported by evidence.

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The new window seals made a demonstrable difference to the draught.
The report must show a demonstrable improvement in accuracy.

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demonstrable — Able to be clearly shown or proved with evidence.

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Word origin

From Latin demonstrabilis, related to demonstrare, meaning to point out.

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Demonstrable often combines with benefit, effect, difference and improvement.

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