American English
/əbˈzɚ.və.bl̩/
4 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Able to be seen or noticed.
Practice out loudAble to be seen or noticed.
The change in her mood was observable.
There was an observable difference between the two paintings.
observable behavior · observable change · observable difference
[something] is observable
an observable [change/difference]
Able to be detected or measured, especially with scientific tools.
The instrument detected an observable effect.
The small temperature change was observable with the new device.
observable effect · observable result · observable phenomenon
[something] is observable with [an instrument]
an observable [effect/result]