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mensurable

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men·su·ra·ble  (mnsr--bl, -shr-)
adj.
1. That can be measured: mensurable results in employee performance; a mensurable increase in the cost of oil.
2. Having fixed rhythm and measure, as in music; mensural.
mensu·ra·bili·ty, mensu·ra·ble·ness n.
mensurable [ˈmɛnsjʊrəbəl -ʃə-]
adj
a less common word for measurable
[from Late Latin mēnsūrābilis, from mēnsūra measure]
mensurability  n
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Adj.1.mensurable - having notes of fixed rhythmic valuemensurable - having notes of fixed rhythmic value
measured, mensural
music - an artistic form of auditory communication incorporating instrumental or vocal tones in a structured and continuous manner
2.mensurable - capable of being measured; "measurable depths"
measurable
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