Measurably is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MEASURABLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• MEASURABLE, that can be measured
• to a measurable degree
ADJECTIVE:
• large enough to be measured; noticeable
• able to be measured
• something that can be quantified, especially a sports player's height and weight
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an adequate or due portion; a moderate degree; moderation, temperance; a fixed or suitable limit; bounds; the dimensions, capacity, or amount of something ascertained by measuring; an estimate of what is to be expected (as of a person or situation) d; a measured quantity; amount, degree

Words related to MEASURABLY

measurable14

Words that contain MEASURABLY

immeasurably21 unmeasurably19

How to use MEASURABLY in a sentence

• Their training may have been measurably alike, but the result is immeasurably unlike.
• It cannot be made a thing of set hours, and of measurably set tasks, as office-work maybe.
• Then, for the first time, the curtain was measurably raised upon the proceedings of a convention which had created, as we now know, one of the greatest nations in history.
• The experience of a century and a quarter has shown that while the anchor may at times drag, yet it measurably holds the ship of state to its ancient moorings.
• But diction of a kind only measurably inferior to this is possible to us if we are in earnest.
• When she slipped in at the side door there was already a stir of unusual movement in the house but the final flutter was still measurably distant.
• There are ways by which it may be measurably increased.
• As long as it was measurably respected, the colored people made rapid strides in education, wealth, character and self-respect.
• These drawbacks to health and comfort in travelling are measurably avoided when journeying in or to the Northwest during the season of navigation.
• The consequences apprehended when the deposit act of the last session received a reluctant approval have been measurably realized.
• Hence we may see the greater fixity of the earlier associations, and might measurably determine the decrease of fixity as the date of their first formation becomes less remote.
• I then showed measurably the rate at which associations sprung up, their character, the date of their first formation, their tendency to recurrence, and their relative precedence.
• Wherefore, be encouraged to press forward and persevere in the high and holy way wherein thou hast measurably, through mercy, begun to tread.
• For a man who had been oftenest an onlooker on the football half of life, Kent was measurably quick and resourceful.
• She watched her dignity and her reputation with the care of an ambitious woman trying to live down the past, and she succeeded measurably well.
• In the seating Blount meant to make sure of having a measurably undisturbed evening with Patricia.
• Only what is measurably of rank, in truth and fineness, with the literature which has endured from past times can be defended for use there.
• It was nightfall when the awful suspense of the garrison at Frayne was even measurably lifted.
• Disproportionate appropriation of taxes between blacks and whites lowered the Negro measurably year by year.
• So far as it extends, the crude graphic symbolism betokens warlike habit and militant organization, which were doubtless measurably inimical to further progress.
• But object lessons drawn from physical nature do not measurably qualify us for a better appreciation of individual and social life and action.
• To be a civilized man in America is measurably less difficult, despite the war, than it used to be, say, in 1890.
• This was measurably guarded against by the provision requiring appointment to high office to be by and with the advice and consent of the Senate.
• It would not be strange if such environment left its deep impress, and measurably gave direction to his political career.
• The sectional agitation then at its height was measurably the result of the proposed disposition of territory acquired by the then recent treaty with Mexico.
• The glory of Jamestown had measurably departed, and to Williamsburg, and yet later to the now splendid city upon the James, had been transferred the seat of Virginia authority.
• Possessing is the proof of efficiency, and he who possesses little has measurably failed in the main object of life.
• Its chief effect, perhaps, is to make it measurably easier for a woman to conquer and conceal emotion than it is for a man.
• The letter was sealed, so that he was measurably relieved from the temptation to examine its contents.
• He was measurably contented, after reflection, to have the old man take the thing into his own hands in that masterful fashion.
• Circumstances these that added measurably to his apparent age, lending him the semblance of maturity attained while still in the shell of youth.

Similar words containing MEASURAB without suffix ly

measurable14 immeasurable18 immeasurably21 unmeasurable16 unmeasurably19 commeasurable21 measurability20 nonmeasurable17 measurableness18 immeasurability24 measurabilities19 immeasurablenes21 immeasurableness22 immeasurablenesses24

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