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determinable (iou)



determinable adjective & noun. LME.
[Orig. from Old French (= fixed, determinate) from late Latin determinabilis finite, from determinare: see DETERMINE, -ABLE. Later from DETERMINE + -ABLE.]
A. adjective.
Fixed, definite. LME-M17.
Able to be authoritatively decided, definitely fixed, or definitely ascertained. LME.
R. Hooker Affairs..which were not determinable one way or other by the Scripture. G. Grote Whether Sidon or Tyre was the most ancient, seems not determinable.
Liable to come to an end; terminable. Chiefly Law (of a lease etc.). L16.
b. noun. Philosophy. Something which can be more precisely specified; spec. a general term or concept under which several specific terms or concepts fall. L19.
determina'bility noun E19.
determinableness noun E18.
determinably adverb in a determinable manner; to a determinable degree: LME.