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provably

[ UK /pɹˈuːvəbli/ ]
ADVERB
  1. in an obvious and provable manner
    his documentary sources are demonstrably wrong

How To Use provably In A Sentence

  • Finally, the analysis results show that the new protocol is provably secure under DDH assumption and has a much better performance than the current solution.
  • But was not a theory of which all the elements were provably true a simple tautology ? THE DISPOSSESSED
  • I note this while adding that such a discrepancy did not occur to me as I was reading but only now; the story moved too quickly for me to care about "datedness", a provably recent photograph of yet another of Sandow's long-dead friends. Isle of the Dead
  • I think Jane has something to say about that. -You know, I think...uh, I don't think that that is provably true.
  • While I know nothing of the specifics of this case, I think it fair to point out that the known existence of convictions of provably innocent people makes clear the fact that a subsequent reconviction is hardly indisputable proof that the original conviction was correct, but that seems to be the implication of your posthere. The Volokh Conspiracy » “Exonerated” Former Death Row Inmate Reconvicted
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