1. capable of being measured or assessed; able to be gauged
Usage: often used in technical or scientific contexts

Examples

• The water level in the reservoir is gageable using standard instruments.
• Progress on the project is gageable through weekly performance metrics.
• The engineer confirmed that the structural stress was gageable with existing equipment.
• Customer satisfaction is gageable through surveys and feedback forms.
• The distance between the two points is easily gageable with a ruler.