1. able to be identified or determined by diagnosis; capable of being diagnosed
Usage: commonly used in medical and clinical contexts

Examples

• The condition is diagnosable through a simple blood test.
• Early-stage cancer may not be diagnosable with standard imaging.
• Most bacterial infections are diagnosable within 24 hours.
• The disease became diagnosable only after new technology was developed.
• Doctors determined that the patient's symptoms were diagnosable as a thyroid disorder.
• Mental health conditions are increasingly diagnosable with modern assessment tools.