1. capable of being unified or brought together into a single coherent whole
Usage: technical; formal

Examples

• The two theories appeared unifiable under a single framework.
• Scientists searched for unifiable principles that could explain both phenomena.
• The data sets were unifiable through careful statistical analysis.
• These seemingly contradictory viewpoints may actually be unifiable.
• The committee determined that the proposals were unifiable into one comprehensive plan.
• Researchers found the competing models to be unifiable with minor adjustments.