Meaning & Definition of word "Measurable"

Measurable

/ˈmɛʒərəbl/

1. Capable of being measured; able to be assessed quantitatively.
- Example: The project's success will be evaluated based on its measurable outcomes.
2. Able to be quantified or assessed, typically in a systematic way.
- Example: They need to establish measurable goals for their sales targets.
3. Having a defined format for measurement.
- Example: The study used a measurable approach to track participant progress.
4. Referring to attributes that can be expressed in numerical terms.
- Example: Customer satisfaction should focus on measurable factors such as response time.

From the Old French 'mesurable' and derived from 'measure'.

measurable outcomes:

Results that can be quantified.

measurable goals:

Objectives that can be tracked and assessed.

measurable difference:

A significant change that can be quantified.

measure:

To ascertain the size, amount, or degree of something.

measuring:

The act of ascertaining the size, amount, degree, or capacity of something.

measurement:

The size, length, or amount of something, as established by measuring.

Meaning: Something that can be easily evaluated or judged.

Example Sentence: His effort was measurable in the scores he achieved.

Meaning: Significant enough to be noted.

Example Sentence: The changes made were not just theoretical; they had measurable effects.