traceable (Meaning)

Wordnet

traceable (s)

(usually followed by `to') able to be traced to

Wordnet

capable of being traced or tracked

Webster

Capable of being traced.

The source of the virus remained untraceable, hindering containment efforts.
The missing hiker's last known location was traceable to a secluded mountain trail.
The stolen artifact's origins were easily traceable, making its recovery inevitable.
DNA analysis provided irrefutable, traceable evidence linking the suspect to the crime scene.
The counterfeit banknotes were carefully designed to be traceable, making their circulation easier to track.
The malware left behind a traceable digital footprint, allowing cybersecurity analysts to trace its origins.
The family pet wore a GPS collar that made its location traceable in case it got lost.
The evolution of the species was traceable through fossil records, providing insights into its ancient ancestors.
The traceable financial transactions helped authorities uncover a network of illicit activities.
The origins of the genetic mutation were traceable to a specific environmental exposure, highlighting the role of nature in shaping our health.

(usually followed by `to') able to be traced to, capable of being traced or trackedCapable of being traced.

sketch,define, outline, circle, trim, draw, silhouette, round, line, bound

lead, guide, guide, lead,pilot, pilot,head, head

The source of the virus remained untraceable, hindering containment efforts.

The missing hiker's last known location was traceable to a secluded mountain trail.

The stolen artifact's origins were easily traceable, making its recovery inevitable.

DNA analysis provided irrefutable, traceable evidence linking the suspect to the crime scene.