discoverable

Examples

• All

• The research team found that many insights were discoverable through careful analysis of the data.

• With the right tools and techniques, valuable information can be easily discoverable online.

• In that case, laws are discoverable by reason.

• Having a place to keep documents where it's always discoverable is has been a huge, huge thing to our organization.

• What was happening behind was not discoverable from any of the available information.

  Fiction book (1995)

• All of that data costs money to maintain and is discoverable in litigation.

  Academic text (2005)

• Lawyers need to be thinking about the forms in which documents should be produced and ways to preserve discoverable information.

  Academic text (2006)

• Under the rule, then, electronic data and emails will be discoverable.

  Academic text (1999)

• At present, more than ninety percent of discoverable information is generated and stored electronically.

  Academic text (2010)

• Courts have ruled that electronic files on laptops, personal digital assistants, and the Internet are now discoverable.

  Academic text (2003)

Synonyms

D

detectable

vsdiscoverable

14 3.6

Easy to notice or find

is broader, including being learned by reasoning or other methods

S

searchable

vsdiscoverable

9 2.8

Someone can find it by searching a computer or database

is broader, applying beyond cases that require record lookup

T

traceable

vsdiscoverable

8 3.8

You can show it comes from a particular source

is broader, not limited to learning an original source or cause

K

knowable

vsdiscoverable

4 4.6

Something you can learn or understand

is more practical, focusing on cases that can actually be learned

F

findable

vsdiscoverable

1 2.8

Easy to discover when you search for it

is broader, including being learned or determined beyond mere location

A

ascertainable

vsdiscoverable

• Formal

1 6.7

You can find out from facts or data

is broader, also covering cases learned without full proof

D

deducible

vsdiscoverable

1 6.6

Able to be worked out from the given information

is broader, including nonlogical ways to learn or become aware

G

guessable

vsdiscoverable

1 2.7

Easy to find out from information or clues

is stronger, implying clearer learning or confirmation rather than mere guesswork

U

uncoverable

vsdiscoverable

4.1

Possible to find or reveal by searching

is broader, including being learned even when nothing is hidden beforehand

I

inferable

vsdiscoverable

6.1

You can understand it from facts or clues

is more general, covering learning by action or direct proof too

S

surmisable

vsdiscoverable

8.8

Can be guessed from a small amount of evidence

is less tentative and applies to clearer or confirmed learning

F

figure-outable

vsdiscoverable

• Informal

7.7

Someone can understand or solve it if they try

is more neutral and does not imply effort or informal tone

Antonyms

U

undiscoverable

8.9

Not possible to find or learn where something is

How Discoverable

obvious

∞ 1.0

visible

398 1.0

discoverable

3 2.9

detectable

14 3.6

hidden

125 1.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology