1. able to be inferred or concluded from evidence or reasoning
Usage: also spelled 'inferable'

Examples

• From the data presented, it is inferrable that sales have increased over the past year.
• The author's main argument is inferrable from the opening paragraphs.
• It is inferrable from the evidence that the suspect was present at the scene.
• The company's financial health is inferrable from its quarterly reports.
• The character's motivation is inferrable from her actions throughout the story.