traceable

/ˈtreɪsəbəl/
adjective
  1. Able to be found or followed by looking for evidence or clues.
    • The package had a tracking number, so it was easily traceable.
    • Many modern diseases are traceable to changes in diet and lifestyle.
    • The source of the error was traceable to a single faulty wire.
  2. Able to be linked or attributed to a particular cause or origin.
    • His fear of water is traceable to a childhood accident.
    • The painting's style is traceable to the early Impressionist movement.
    • The increase in sales is traceable to the new advertising campaign.
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