a. [f. ADDUCE, as if ad. assumed L. *addūcibil-is, vbl. adj. f. addūc-ĕre; cf. condūcibilis. See -BLE.] Capable of being adduced or produced in a statement.
1799. Coleridge, Ess. on own Times (1850), II. 344. The only argument … which … is fairly adducible against it.
