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Meanings of ascertainable in English
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Examples for "discoverable"
Examples for "discoverable"
1
No discoverable necessary connexion between nominal essence gold, and other simple ideas.
2
In it was discoverable, marked with a red pencil, the following paragraph.
3
His bold and martial character was discoverable in minute circumstances like these.
4
It was presently discoverable that this charm lay in the Paladin's sincerity.
5
The faults, in so far as they are now discoverable, lay elsewhere.
Usage of ascertainable in English
1
What these difficulties and annoyances were, is, however, only in part ascertainable.
2
Naturally many of these determinants are quite obvious and readily ascertainable.
3
Precisely when Herrick was invested with holy orders is not ascertainable.
4
Probably its date was ascertainable within a year or two from internal evidence.
5
The number of negroes who reached the islands under this régime is not ascertainable.
6
Every ascertainable breach of divine law was punished with rigour.
7
The effects of the raid were not easily ascertainable.
8
It contained, indeed, every important fact readily ascertainable with reference to Mr. Baldwin's early life.
9
Authorities did not identify Perella Weinberg or JPMorgan, but their identities were ascertainable from broker records.
10
It is not merely true, it is ascertainable.
11
Repeatedly his concoctions have been without ascertainable purpose.
12
The earliest ascertainable date in Greek history is that of the Olympiad of Koroibos, B. C. 776.
13
As they stand they have no ascertainable principle of arrangement, alphabetical or of author or of subject.
14
That is why I pull out from the recorded, certified, and perfectly ascertainable past, these few large facts.
15
He has the rights to lucrative trademarks, as well, although their value is not readily ascertainable,'' the papers said.
16
The precise point where the legend fades into the mythical, or consolidates into the historical, is not usually ascertainable.
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