provably
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6.8
- adverb
- /ˈprəʊvəblɪ/
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demostrablemente
- Many scientific theories are considered provably true after extensive testing and evidence.
- provably false
- provably true
So all those claims which were being bandied about I think are provably misguided or wrong.
- So all those claims which were being bandied about I think are provably misguided or wrong.
- And the reason it's a store of value is because it is provably scarce.
- And it could be that that six player poker belongs to some class of games where approximating an Nash equilibrium through self play provably works well.
- It's provably, by Bell's theorem, the only way to fulfill local conservation laws in the measurement process.
- The answer is provably mathematically, yes, that's OK.
- He improved our pressing game tangibly, provably.
- Absolutely patently untrue and and provably untrue.
- Self understanding, it's not possible in in many cases provably not possible to have a complete understanding of yourself.
- I think his quote was they were screaming at us or talk, calling up and screaming at us to take off stuff that was provably true.
- But the cynic in me also says it still provably comes down to the same thing that it always comes down to throughout human history, which is money.
Examples
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But the cynic in me also says it still provably comes down to the same thing that it always comes down to throughout human history, which is money.
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Everything he said was provably true.
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The question: The two films have provably helped each other's sales, and instead of one great classic, we have two.
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Bayes rule is provably the best way to think about evidence.
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And the reason it's a store of value is because it is provably scarce.
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And it's as provably incorrect as a belief in the flat earth or creationism.
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So all those claims which were being bandied about I think are provably misguided or wrong.
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Because it is demonstrably and provably wrong, for reasons that were established way up-thread.
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In most cases, both statements are objectively and provably false.
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If someone were to say that when hydrogen burns it doesn't create water, they'd be provably wrong.
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Synonyms
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6.9
In a clear way that leaves no doubt
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4.4
In a clear way that leaves no doubt
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3.9
In a way that proves something and leaves no doubt
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3.7
Without any doubt
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5.5
Can be clearly shown to be true by facts or proof
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5.4
In a way that is clearly true and cannot be doubted
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2.3
Says that something is certainly true
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8.6
Clearly and without doubt
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6.8
Clearly true and cannot be denied
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7.4
In a way that cannot be proved wrong
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5.2
Can be shown to be true with proof
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9.1
In a way that no one can doubt
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6.1
It is clearly true and cannot be doubted
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9.0
Clearly true and cannot be doubted
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9.1
In a way that cannot be blamed or criticized
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4.4
In a way that an expert or test shows is true
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5.8
Clearly and without any doubt
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7.7
In a way nobody can doubt
How Provable
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Provably comes from prove, which in turn comes from the old Latin probare meaning 'to test' or 'to approve'. So provably means 'in a way that can be shown to be true' and is used when something can be tested or proved.