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Meanings of deducible in English
Usage of deducible in English
1
The political consequences of such a social condition as this are easily deducible.
2
At this point we might wish to introduce the arguments deducible from philology.
3
Motive is hardly ever visible, nor is it often deducible from deliberate action.
4
An accident is a property accompanying the defining attributes without being deducible from them.
5
The motives deducible from both creeds are identical, and philosophy connotes them as egotism.
6
Now, from the above remarks, three points are clearly deducible:-
7
All things are linked together, and all are therefore deducible.
8
In acquiring them, there are several general principles deducible from the facts of nervous action.
9
The various derivative laws of phenomenal changes are thus deducible from the persistence of force.
10
This inference, the Quakers judge to be deducible from the nature of a christian mind.
11
His extreme modesty is deducible from this naive remark.
12
The rest is deducible from the situation here.
13
Most of them, too, are happily not so unequivocally deducible from the very words of Christ.
14
The school uniform made it unlikely she was a servant but beyond this, little was deducible.
15
For it is fair to credit the broadest generalizer with all the particulars deducible from his thesis.
16
Death is deducible; life is not deducible.
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