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able to be proven or confirmed as true or accurate through evidence or reliable sources
- The verifiable data supported the scientist's hypothesis.
- Her verifiable credentials were confirmed by the hiring manager.
- The verifiable sources cited in the research paper added credibility to the findings.
- The verifiable records of the company's financial transactions were audited annually.
- His alibi was not verifiable, raising doubts about his innocence.