1. able to be known, understood, or discovered

Examples

• The truth about what happened that night may never be knowable.
• Scientists believe that the laws of physics are knowable through careful observation.
• Some philosophers argue that certain aspects of consciousness are not knowable through science.
• The company’s financial records should make their profits easily knowable.
• Is the future knowable, or does uncertainty make prediction impossible?
• The detective insisted that every crime has knowable causes and motives.