1. able to be established, decided, or calculated with certainty
2. capable of being brought to an end or terminated
Usage: legal

Examples

• The exact cause of the accident is determinable through careful investigation.
• Scientists believe the age of the fossil is determinable using carbon dating.
• The winner of the contest will be determinable once all votes are counted.
• Whether the contract was breached is determinable by examining the evidence.
• The lease agreement is determinable at the end of each year.
• Her guilt or innocence is determinable through DNA testing.