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Root: 'ex-' (out) + 'plicare' (to fold). Origin: Latin 'explicabilis' → Old French → English. Memory image: Imagine unfolding a complex map to reveal a clear path; 'explicable' means something that can be unfolded to make sense of it.
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Read the FAQ explanation of Comprehensible InputExplicable describes something that can be explained or made clear. It highlights that a phenomenon, fact, or result has a rational cause or logic that can be shown or demonstrated. In everyday use, you might say a mystery is not explicable, while a simple error may be explicable once you see the steps that led to it. The term tends to appear in analysis, reports, or scientific writing rather than casual speech, and it often pairs with explanations, evidence, or reasons. Remember that explicable emphasizes understandability rather than inevitability.
Explain to an English speaker: explicable is a formal alternative to explainable, often used in analysis and writing to stress understandability.
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