| 单词 | deducible |
| 释义 | deducible (once / 21335 pages) adj When something is deducible, it follows logically from a general principle, meaning you can figure it out by working through it. Your school admits only geniuses? You've been admitted to your school? It's deducible that you're a genius. Something deducible is able to be deduced. Both words include the Latin roots meaning "from" (de-) and "lead" (ducere). So the deducible conclusion is one you're led to — by means of reasoning — from a general principle. You might learn from experts the general principle that all goats love to eat grass. You've got a pet goat in your backyard. It's deducible that you'd better find some grass for your goat. WORD FAMILYdeduce: deduced, deduces, deducible, deducing, deductive+/deductive: deductively USAGE EXAMPLESThere must, he concluded, be changes deducible by experiment that are too subtle to be perceived directly by the senses. Carl Sagan, Cosmos(1980) Also, depending on the asset you donate and the type of charity, the amount of the donation that’s deducible varies. Forbes(Dec 23, 2014) Some obvious reasons are deducible from the graphic elegance of his structures and their seductive saturated “Mexican” colors. New York Times(Jun 13, 2014) adj capable of being deduced Syn deductive involving inferences from general principles |
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