explicable

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

EX'PLICABLE, adjective [Latin explicabilis. See Explicate.] 1. Explainable; that may be unfolded to the mind; that may be made intelligible. Many difficulties in old authors are not explicable 2. That may be accounted for. The conduct and measures of the administration are not explicable by the usual rules of judging.
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