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measurable
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measurable adjective appraisable, appreciable, calculable, capable of being delineated, capaale of being quantified, computable, considerable, estimable, fathomable, measured, numerable, perceptible, quantifiable, ratable
Associated concepts: measurable pollutants
See also: appreciable, ascertainable, determinable


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