American English
/ˈmɛ.ʒɚ.ə.bl̩/
4 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Able to be measured or expressed with a number.
Practice out loudAble to be measured or expressed with a number.
The test showed a measurable change in air quality.
We need measurable results before we expand the program.
measurable amount · measurable level · measurable change
measurable + noun
be + measurable
Clear enough to be noticed and shown by evidence, especially as a change or effect.
The new policy had a measurable effect on traffic.
After six weeks, she made measurable progress.
This meaning often describes a real change that can be seen in results, not just a physical measurement.
measurable improvement · measurable effect · measurable progress
measurable + noun
have a measurable + noun