1. able to be distinguished or differentiated from something else
Usage: formal; technical

Examples

• The two sounds were barely discriminable to the human ear.
• Scientists found that the chemical compounds were discriminable through spectral analysis.
• The subtle color differences were discriminable only under bright lighting.
• These bird calls are discriminable by experienced ornithologists.
• The researcher tested whether the stimuli were discriminable by participants.
• Even small variations in texture were discriminable through touch.