Antonyms for quantifiablequan·tifi·able

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1. quantifiableadjective

   capable of being quantified

   Antonyms:
   qualitative

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1. Douglas Hurley:

   From a first flight standpoint, certainly there, there might be some greater quantifiable risk.

2. Mike Tetreau:

   Where it's less quantifiable is all the other areas - the volunteer hours from GE employees, the shopping they do in Fairfield, the dining out, that's harder to quantify but has a real impact.

3. Dan Klein:

   Filling up the gas tank is the most regular and quantifiable place where Americans interact with energy costs, and where they may form opinions about policymakers and about energy policies.

4. Quinnipiac University pollster Peter Brown:

   He has shown in some of the early states the ability to do well among late deciders, and that has given him better numbers than he was perceived to have, but how large a bump that is, it's not quantifiable.

5. Cheryl Hyman:

   We've refocused from being an institution that was solely focused on access, to an institution that couples access with success, we have quantifiable, measurable goals to help students complete programs and move on to more school or a career.

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