Quantifiable Meaning in English

word

US

ˌkwɑntɪˈfaɪəbɛɫ

kwon-tih-FY-uh-buhl

UK

kwˈɒntɪfˌaɪəbəl

kwon-ti-FY-uh-buhl

Definition

Something is quantifiable if it can be measured or expressed in numbers.

Usage & Nuances

Mainly used in formal, academic, or scientific contexts to describe data, results, or characteristics that can be counted or measured. Opposite: 'qualitative' (describes qualities, not numbers). Common collocation: 'quantifiable data', 'quantifiable results'.

• Spanish: cuantificable
• Portuguese (BR): quantificável
• Portuguese (PT): quantificável
• Chinese (Simplified): 可量化的
• Chinese (Traditional): 可量化的
• Hindi: मात्रात्मक
• Arabic: قابل للقياس
• Bengali: পরিমাণযোগ্য
• Russian: количественно измеримый
• Japanese: 定量化できる
• Vietnamese: có thể định lượng
• Korean: 정량화할 수 있는
• Turkish: ölçülebilir
• Urdu: قابلِ پیمائش
• Indonesian: dapat diukur

Example Sentences

The results of the experiment are quantifiable.

basic

Is your progress quantifiable?

basic

We need quantifiable data for the report.

basic

Not everything that's important is quantifiable.

natural

Can you give me something more quantifiable to work with?

natural

The team set quantifiable goals to track their success.

natural