adjective

measurable

measurable, significant

There was a measurable improvement in his work.

There was a measurable improvement in his work.

The impact of the new policy is not yet measurable.

The impact of the new policy is not yet measurable.

a measurable ((noun)) an amount of (sth.) that is large enough to be noticed There was a measurable improvement in his work.

Synonyms: quantifiable, detectable, noticeable; Antonyms: immeasurable, vast

Comes from the verb 'measure' and the suffix '-able', meaning 'capable of being'.

Think 'able to be measured'. If you can put a number on it, it's measurable.

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