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demonstrable
This term describes a quality of evidence that is so clear and objective that it leaves little room for dispute. It is frequently employed in academic, legal, and scientific discourse to signal that a claim is not merely theoretical or anecdotal, but is supported by empirical data or logical proof.
While similar to "obvious" or "evident," this word carries a stronger connotation of verification. Something that is demonstrable can be actively shown or proven through a specific process of demonstration, whereas something obvious is simply perceived without needing a formal proof.
Meanings
Examples
The benefits of the new policy are demonstrable through the quarterly growth reports.
Is there any demonstrable evidence that the suspect was at the scene?
The theory is elegant but lacks a demonstrable link to physical reality.
I need to show a demonstrable improvement in my grades to stay on the team.
There is a demonstrable difference between the two chemical compounds when heated.
The impact of the drought on crop yields was demonstrable across the entire region.
He claims to be an expert but has no demonstrable skill in actual coding.
The correlation between sleep and cognitive function is demonstrable in these studies.