1. able to be expected; likely to happen or occur
Usage: formal or technical register

Examples

• The expectable outcome of the experiment matched our hypothesis.
• Given the weather forecast, rain tomorrow is expectable.
• It was expectable that the company would announce layoffs after the merger.
• The expectable response from the audience was enthusiastic applause.
• Such behavior is expectable from a child of that age.
• The expectable costs of the project were outlined in the budget proposal.