certifiably

Examples

• All

• In closing, let us praise the one certifiably great thing about Metal Gear Solid 4, and the one shining beacon that fills us with faith in Kojima's future productions: the flow of the dialogue.

  Blog text (12)

• Similarly, the government's purchasing power for items ranging from paper clips and air travel to smart bombs and aircraft carriers could be directed to corporations with certifiably broad-based ownership.

  Academic text (1998)

• The gap between subject and object could not be certifiably bridged.

  Academic text (1990)

• Even for substance-oriented students who persevered, the need to be certifiably proficient in methods left scarcely any extra time for pursuits in pre-scientific fields.

  Academic text (1995)

• You've heard her spout the racial stuff they're taught there, and as I've said before, they insist that she never miss a day's school unless she's certifiably ill.

  Fiction book (1994)

• The study's findings are certifiably accurate, confirmed by independent researchers.

• If the document is certifiably authentic, it will greatly increase the value of the artifact.

• The museum has certifiably verified the age of the ancient artifact through carbon dating.

Synonyms

C

conclusively

vscertifiably

27 3.9

In a way that proves something and leaves no doubt

refers to official confirmation rather than final decisive proof

D

demonstrably

vscertifiably

19 5.5

Can be clearly shown to be true by facts or proof

relies on formal confirmation rather than obvious public proof

P

provably

vscertifiably

3 6.8

In a way you can show is true using facts or tests

is about official confirmation rather than general proof

I

irrefutably

vscertifiably

2 7.4

In a way that cannot be proved wrong

is about formal proof or certification, not absolute disproof impossibility

V

verifiably

vscertifiably

2 5.2

Can be shown to be true with proof

focuses on official validation rather than just showing facts

I

incontrovertibly

vscertifiably

• Formal

1 9.1

In a way that no one can doubt

refers to official confirmation rather than absolute undeniability

I

incontestably

vscertifiably

• Formal

1 7.7

In a way nobody can doubt

is about official confirmation rather than being impossible to dispute

How Verifiable

provably

3 6.8

certifiably

1 4.4

apparently

∞ 2.8

reportedly

• Literature

234 3.7

allegedly

• Literature

252 5.4

Surface Forms

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