Pronunciation: /dɪˈsaɪfərəbəl/
adjective A word that describes or modifies a noun, indicating a quality or state of being. In this case, 'decipherable' describes something that can be understood or interpreted.
A1 The instructions were clear and decipherable for even beginner users.
A2 The handwriting on the note was barely decipherable, but I managed to make out a few words.
B1 The ancient text was so faded that it was barely decipherable without the use of special equipment.
B2 The code was complex, but with some effort, it was decipherable by the skilled cryptographer.
C1 The encryption on the file was so advanced that it was nearly impossible to decipher without the decryption key.
C2 The message was so heavily encrypted that it took weeks for the experts to make it decipherable.
formal The ancient manuscript was so well-preserved that its text was easily decipherable.
informal I can't read his handwriting, it's not decipherable at all.
slang The graffiti on the wall is barely decipherable, it's just a bunch of scribbles.
figurative Her emotions were so complex and layered, they were almost decipherable in her eyes.
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