convictable

/kənvˈɪktəbəl/ adj

Capable of being convicted.

Word Origin From Latin con- 'thoroughly' and vincere 'to conquer' — to convict is literally 'to conquer completely,' to overcome with proof. Convictable means capable of being convicted. The same root vincere gives us victory, convince (conquer mentally), and invincible (unconquerable).

adj Capable of being convicted.

The evidence made him convictable of the crime.

(形容词) 可定罪的

证据使他可以被定罪。

(adjetivo) Que puede ser condenado.

Las pruebas lo hicieron condenable por el crimen.

(adjectif) condamnable; poursuivable; justiciable [Qui peut être reconnu coupable; susceptible d'être condamné.]

Les preuves le rendaient convictable du crime.

(Adjektiv) verurteilbar [In der Lage, verurteilt zu werden; strafrechtlich verfolgbar.]

Die Beweise machten ihn wegen des Verbrechens **convictable**.

(形容詞) 有罪判決を受ける可能性のある。有罪とされうる。

その証拠により、彼はその犯罪で有罪判決を受ける可能性があった。

(adjetivo) condenável [Que pode ser condenado.]

As evidências o tornavam condenável pelo crime.

Word parts: con + vict + able

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