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Meanings of identifiable in English
Capable of being identified.
Usage of identifiable in English
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The responsibilities were clear; the beneficiaries of the fraud were easily identifiable.
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There is no identifiable risk or threat to New Zealand or elsewhere.
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Methods: We prospectively identified noncomatose patients with SAH without an identifiable aneurysm.
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HC-One said a fifth of people testing positive had no identifiable symptoms.
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His body was found two days later, identifiable only through dental records.
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No other identifiable limbs have been found, they said in a statement.
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The latter is identifiable with matter and is the work of Satan.
8
Mobile browsers on the iPhone on Android platforms are often not identifiable.
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Others were identifiable as press strictly by their reporter's notebooks or microphones.
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For some, there was an identifiable starting point, such as parental separation.
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The two tall men who looked so much alike were immediately identifiable.
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Yuri has a vague premonition-nothingspecific, nothing localizable, nothing identifiable as such.
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This helped to give the posed portraits an easily identifiable graphic element.
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It was skeletal by then and only identifiable by his dental records.
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All these topics, for the most part, have an identifiable bad spouse.
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Beneath them and to the south, the White House was easily identifiable.
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Identifiable through the time
Identifiable across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common