identifiable
Adjective: - Capable of being recognized or distinguished: Something that is "identifiable" can be recognized as being a specific person or thing, or can be distinguished from others. - Capable of being established as the same: Something that is "identifiable" can be proven to be the same as something previously known or described.
The adjective "identifiable" describes a person, object, or characteristic that can be recognized, named, or classified. It is often used to discuss the presence of clear, distinguishing features. - It is typically used after a linking verb (e.g., is, was, are) or directly before a noun it modifies. - It is commonly used in formal, academic, and technical contexts, such as in research, law, and security.
- Before a noun:
- The witness gave an identifiable description of the suspect. (The description contained features that allowed for recognition.)
- There were no identifiable marks on the ancient artifact. (The artifact lacked clear, distinguishing features.)
- After a linking verb:
- The source of the sound was not identifiable. (The source could not be recognized.)
- Her handwriting is easily identifiable. (Her handwriting can be easily recognized as hers.)
- "Easily/Readily Identifiable": This common collocation emphasizes that something can be recognized with little effort.
- The company's logo is easily identifiable.
- "Clearly Identifiable": This phrase stresses that the distinguishing features are unambiguous.
- There was a clearly identifiable trend in the data.
- "No Longer Identifiable": Used to describe something that has been damaged or altered to the point where it cannot be recognized.
- The remains were no longer identifiable.
- Identify (verb): To recognize, name, or establish the identity of someone or something.
- Can you identify the person in this photograph?
- Identification (noun): The act of identifying or the evidence that serves to identify.
- He used his driver's license for identification.
- Unidentifiable (adjective): The opposite of identifiable; not able to be recognized or identified.
- The substance was an unidentifiable chemical compound.
- Recognizable: Able to be recognized or identified from previous encounters or knowledge.
- Distinguishable: Able to be perceived as different or distinct.
- Discernible: Able to be seen or understood clearly; perceptible.
- Unidentifiable: Not able to be identified.
- Indistinguishable: Not able to be identified as different or distinct; identical.
- Anonymous: Not identified by name; of unknown name.
- Identifiable Information: Often used in legal and data privacy contexts (e.g., "Personally Identifiable Information" or PII) to refer to data that can be used to identify a specific individual.
- The form collects personally identifiable information such as your name and address.
- Lack of identifiable features: A phrase used to describe something that is generic or nondescript.
- The plain, gray building had a lack of identifiable features.
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