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Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
quantifiable

1868, from quantify + -able. Related: Quantifiably.

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quantifiable

a. Capable of being quantified. n. Something that can be quantified; a measurable.

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quantifiable

adj. capable of being quantified

Usage examples of "quantifiable".

We have two single progs, not entirely quantifiable, but a probability estimation of approximately 82 percent, that the traitor Sten will be killed in this battle.

They at least had some quantifiable output: fabric mills and sericulture, glasswork, mining .

In analyzing the data we obtained through interviews with the murderers, we attempted to link our quantifiable findings with indications from the murderers themselves of aggressive thoughts and fantasies directed toward sexualized death.

We have two single progs, not entirely quantifiable, but a probability estimation of approximately 82 percent, that the traitor Sten will be killed in this battle.

This metaphysical principle is closely conjoined with another belief, known as universalism, which asserts that natural, quantifiable, regular laws govern the course of events in the universe uniformly throughout all of space and time.

The first commander of the reconstituted 10th Armored Cavalry Regiment--- the Buffalo Soldiers--- he'd made that ancient and honored regiment into the drill masters of the Israeli army, turning the Negev Desert into another National Training Center, and in two years he'd hammered every Israeli brigade commander into the ground, then built them up again, tripling their combat effectiveness by every quantifiable measure, so that now the Israeli troopers' swagger was actually justified by their skills.

The first commander of the reconstituted 10th Armored Cavalry Regiment -- the Buffalo Soldiers -- he'd made that ancient and honored regiment into the drill masters of the Israeli army, turning the Negev Desert into another National Training Center, and in two years he'd hammered every Israeli brigade commander into the ground, then built them up again, tripling their combat effectiveness by every quantifiable measure, so that now the Israeli troopers' swagger was actually justified by their skills.

He'd experienced unease standing in nuclear power stations, but the danger in a nuclear reactor was quantifiable.

The money becomes play money, counters on a board, just something to move around, not really quantifiable in terms of anything with meaning to me.