1. in a manner that can be deduced or inferred from evidence or reasoning
Usage: formal; rare in everyday speech

Examples

• The suspect's guilt was deducibly established through the forensic evidence.
• From the historical records, it is deducibly clear that the treaty was signed in 1823.
• The author's intent can be deducibly understood from the text's structure and tone.
• The mathematical theorem is deducibly proven using the axioms provided.