Definition

Able to be shown or proven clearly; something that can be demonstrated or made evident.

Example

The scientist presented evincible evidence to support her theory.

Conversation

Did you hear about the study that shows happiness is evincible?

No, I hadn't! How can happiness be proved like that?

They conducted experiments that clearly demonstrated the link between gratitude and happiness.

That's interesting! It sounds like a great way to show that happiness can be tangible.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Evincible is formed from "e-" (meaning out of or from) and "vincere" (meaning to conquer or overcome). The word describes something that can be overcome or conquered, hence evincible refers to something that is not invincible and can be defeated.

Memory Tip

Think of something that can be 'overcome' ('vincere') and is 'from' ('e-') a state of being strong. This helps you remember that evincible means something that can be conquered.

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