1. able to be deducted or subtracted, especially from a total or from taxable income
Usage: commonly used in tax and accounting contexts
2. able to be inferred or concluded from evidence or reasoning
Usage: formal or technical usage

Examples

• Medical expenses may be deducible from your taxable income if they exceed a certain threshold.
• Charitable donations are often deducible on your annual tax return.
• The conclusion is deducible from the premises presented in the argument.
• Business losses are sometimes deducible against future profits.
• From the evidence, it is deducible that the suspect was present at the scene.