1. able to be openly declared, admitted, or acknowledged without shame or concealment
Usage: formal; often used in legal or ethical contexts

Examples

• His reasons for leaving were avowable and honest.
• The company's avowable goal is to reduce carbon emissions by 50 percent.
• She had no avowable excuse for missing the meeting.
• The politician's avowable position on education reform was well-received.
• Their avowable intentions were to help the community.
• He made an avowable commitment to ethical business practices.