knowable
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- knowability noun
- knowableness noun
Etymology
Origin of knowable
late Middle English word dating back to 1400–50; know 1, -able
Example Sentences
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Brandishing charts that show the path to any objective, they see the future as knowable and amenable to our control.
If the future was perfectly knowable, we would all be rich.
From MarketWatch
And Lim’s case is far more distant or far less knowable than Hawaii.
From Los Angeles Times
Like this chair, they are elegant and tough, unpretentious and confident; there are multiple sides to them — it’s what makes them complete and not fully knowable at the same time.
From Los Angeles Times
Even if solar doesn’t produce power 24 hours per day, the amount of energy it does produce is knowable and can be planned for, Wamsted said.
From Seattle Times
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