Pronunciation: /dɪˈmɑnstrəbəl/
noun Demonstrable is not a noun
A1 The demonstrable of the experiment was clear to everyone.
A2 She provided demonstrable evidence to support her claim.
B1 The lawyer presented demonstrable proof of the defendant's innocence.
B2 The success of the project was demonstrable through the increase in sales.
C1 There is demonstrable data to support the theory.
C2 The demonstrable of the research findings was undeniable.
adjective Capable of being demonstrated or proved
A1 The teacher provided demonstrable evidence of the correct answer.
A2 The experiment yielded demonstrable results that supported the hypothesis.
B1 The company's success was demonstrable through their consistent profit margins.
B2 The scientist presented demonstrable proof of the new discovery at the conference.
C1 The lawyer argued that there was demonstrable negligence on the part of the defendant.
C2 The historian's research provided demonstrable insights into the ancient civilization.
formal The data provides demonstrable evidence to support the hypothesis.
informal It's pretty clear from the results that the hypothesis is correct.
slang The proof is in the pudding - the data shows it all.
figurative The evidence is as clear as day, leaving no room for doubt.
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