Able to be expressed, stated, or communicated in words or other forms.
From Latin 'exprimere' (to press out, express) plus '-ible' (capable of being). Same root system as 'expressable'.
Some philosophers argue certain thoughts aren't expressible in any language—they exist in the raw experience of consciousness. This raises the question: if you can't express a thought, did you really have it?
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