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observable
01
able to be seen, noticed, or perceived, typically through the senses
observable
adj
observe
v
observably
adv
observably
adv
unobservable
adj
unobservable
adj
Example
The observable growth of plants in the garden delighted the gardener.
The observable changes in weather patterns are attributed to climate change.
The researchers focused on the observable phenomena in the experiment to draw their conclusions.
The patient's symptoms were observable and provided clear indications of the illness.
The observable effects of the new policy included increased productivity and employee satisfaction.
