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provable
This term carries a strong connotation of objectivity and verification. It suggests a threshold of evidence that moves a claim from the realm of speculation or belief into the realm of established fact. In legal or scientific contexts, it implies that a specific standard of proof has been met or can be met using empirical data.
In mathematical and logical contexts, the word takes on a more rigid meaning, referring to the ability to derive a conclusion from a set of axioms. Here, it describes a structural certainty rather than an empirical observation, distinguishing between what is true in a system and what can be formally demonstrated to be true.
Meanings
Examples
The suspect had a provable alibi for the night of the crime.
Is this claim actually provable or just a theory?
I need to ensure that every point in the contract is provable in court.
The theorem is provable using basic principles of geometry.
He wondered if the existence of a higher power was ever truly provable.
The data provides a provable link between the two variables.
Your accusations are not provable with the evidence we have.
The ancient text contains several claims that are no longer provable.