Syntaxiom

allegeable

/ælˈɛdʒəbəl/ adj

Able to be alleged

Word Origin From Latin allegare 'to bring forward, cite,' from ad- 'to' + legare 'to send.' So allegeable means 'able to be alleged or cited.' The root legare 'to send' also gives us legate (an envoy), delegate (send away), and legacy (something sent down). The idea of alleging is sending forth a claim.

adj Able to be alleged

The evidence presented was allegeable but not yet proven in court.

(形容词) 可宣称的

提交的证据是可主张的，但尚未在法庭上得到证实。

(adjetivo) Que puede ser alegado o afirmado.

La evidencia presentada podía ser alegada pero aún no se había probado en el tribunal.

(adjectif) alléguable [Qui peut être allégué ou avancé comme argument.]

Les preuves présentées étaient allegeable mais pas encore démontrées devant le tribunal.

(Adjektiv) so beschaffen, dass es behauptet werden kann.

Die vorgelegten Beweise waren **allegeable**, aber noch nicht gerichtlich bewiesen.

(形容詞) 申し立てできる、主張できる。

提出された証拠は申し立て可能だったが、法廷ではまだ立証されていなかった。

(adjetivo) alegável [Que pode ser alegado.]

A evidência apresentada era alegável, mas ainda não comprovada em tribunal.

Synonyms: claimable assertable maintainable affirmable contendable pleadable stateable declarable Antonyms: unallegeable unclaimable unassertable deniable
Word parts: allege + able

Related words

alleged allegedly allegation

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