assignable

The calamities of authors are often assignable to the very circumstances that made them authors.

Absence of assignable motive an evidence of such insanity as should exempt from responsibility!

He examined these phenomena afterwards, and decided in his own mind that they were assignable to fear.

But the total absence of all assignable motive—an infirm octogenarian; no, that is not it.

The Utilitarian system might be both imperfect and dogmatic; but it had scarcely to contend with any clear and assignable rival.

But it may reasonably be doubted if ever natural scenery has any assignable influence on the productions of genius.

When we seek the infinitely small, we divide, and call that infinitely small which is less than the least assignable quantity.

Any or all of these molecules and atoms may be separated by any assignable distance from each other.

No one knows; we have not the faintest idea—the word itself ceases to have any assignable meaning.

The following case of inflammation of the finger occurred without any assignable cause.