1. capable of being inferred or deduced from evidence or reasoning
Usage: formal

Examples

• The suspect’s guilt was inferrible from the evidence presented.
• Her disappointment was inferrible from her facial expression.
• The company’s financial troubles were inferrible from the quarterly reports.
• His expertise in the subject was inferrible from his detailed explanations.
• The author’s political views are inferrible from the themes in her novels.
• The cause of the accident was inferrible from the skid marks on the road.