verifiable
verifiable — adjective
1. Describes information, a claim, or evidence that can be shown to be true or corr
Describes information, a claim, or evidence that can be shown to be true or correct by examining the facts.
Nia said the data from her experiment was verifiable by other labs.
be + verifiable + by [agent]
The detective looked for verifiable evidence before making an arrest.
attributive: verifiable + [noun]
Karim argued that the politician's promise was not verifiable from any official record.
Mathieu confirmed that the lab's findings are verifiable by independent researchers.
Sofia only trusts news articles that cite verifiable facts and official documents.
- provable
Stronger logical certainty; used for mathematical or philosophical proofs rather than empirical checking.
- confirmable
Very close in meaning; often used when checking against an existing record or source.
- demonstrable
Emphasizes showing or presenting proof visibly, not just checking facts.
- unverifiable
Direct opposite; cannot be checked or proven.
- unsubstantiated
Lacks supporting evidence, often used for accusations or rumors.
文法句型
be + verifiable + by/through/from [source]
verifiable + noun
用法筆記
Verifiable is most common in formal, academic, legal, or scientific writing. In everyday conversation, speakers often prefer phrases like 'can be checked' or 'can be proven.' The nouns 'evidence,' 'claim,' 'data,' and 'fact' are its most frequent collocates.