citeable

/ˈsaɪtəbəl/
adjective
  1. Able to be quoted or referenced as a source, especially in academic or formal writing.
    • Her speech was full of citeable statistics from government reports.
    • The blog post was not considered citeable because it lacked reliable sources.
    • The professor said only peer-reviewed articles are citeable in the research paper.
  2. Worthy of being mentioned or used as an example or evidence.
    • That incident is not citeable in court because it happened too long ago.
    • The company's success story is highly citeable in business textbooks.
    • His dedication to the project is a citeable example of teamwork.
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