Demonstrable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEMONSTRABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• capable of being demonstrated
• clearly apparent or capable of being logically proved
• Capable of being demonstrated; that can be proved beyond doubt or question.
• Proved; apparent.
• necessarily or demonstrably true
• capable of being demonstrated or proved

Words related to DEMONSTRABLE

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Words that contain DEMONSTRABLE

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How to use DEMONSTRABLE in a sentence

• Modes of Qualities not demonstrable like modes of Quantity.
• For it is demonstrable that if there be three Persons and one God, each Person must be God, and yet there cannot be three distinct Gods, but one.
• It is only the first way of looking at the world which is founded on any demonstrable reason.
• On a comparison of this extent with that of several countries in Europe, the practicability of rendering our system commensurate to it appears to be demonstrable.
• Moral judgment demands the assent of all, and its universal validity is demonstrable.
• The Kantian philosophy lacks a first principle, which, as first, cannot be demonstrable, but only a fact immediately evident and admitted by everyone.
• Is it demonstrable that verbs often agree with relatives? 21.
• This is demonstrable by the simple appeal to human consciousness.
• That is just as demonstrable a scientific fact as the separation of land from water.
• Supposing the literary revenue to be sixty thousand dollars, I think it demonstrable, that this sum, equally divided between the two objects, would amply suffice for both.
• The first and last evidence of real and demonstrable weight is the evidence of character.
• If there may be such a man, it is demonstrable that he is no sensible man.
• Evolution could thus in great measure be fairly represented as a consequence of demonstrable processes.
• Out of this chaos must some time come a demonstrable system.
• When theology is regarded as demonstrable by reason, the need of a revelation ceases to be obvious.
• Since that time all men of science agree that there is no such thing demonstrable as spontaneous generation.
• But if this were a demonstrable fact, instead of a mere hypothesis, it would be found a very difficult matter to persuade us of its truth.
• It may become such an infatuation that nothing will appear actual which is not visible or demonstrable, which the hand cannot handle or the intellect weigh and measure.
• But such far-reaching influences are not demonstrable.
• This state of consciousness is what is termed the muscular sense, and its existence is very easily demonstrable.
• If the marriage is dissolved, at least without sufficient demonstrable provocation on her part, her father will see that her dower is paid back.
• It is therefore demonstrable, since one diligent man was fully equal to the duties of the two offices, that two diligent men will be equal to the duty of three.
• No accuracy, however demonstrable, will satisfy it.
• I must make my boast of an intellect which will never let any affection pass the line of demonstrable truth.

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