measurably

In measurable amounts

Measurably means to a degree that can be detected or quantified: The new policy measurably improved response times.

It emphasizes that a difference or change is real and observable, not just assumed: Her skills have measurably grown since last year.

The word often appears in contexts where someone wants to stress that improvement or decline isn't merely subjective.

quantifiable

significantly

To meaningful extent

substantiallyTo a significant degree
noticeablyIn an obvious manner
demonstrablyIn a provable manner

appreciably · markedly · detectably · verifiably · empirically · statistically · numerically · objectively · concretely · provably

degree

incrementally

By small successive amounts

marginallyTo a minor extent
fractionallyBy a small part
slightlyTo a minor extent

perceptibly · discernibly · tangibly · moderately · progressively · gradually · subtly · minimally · noticeably · appreciably

improvement

better

Of higher quality

fasterWith more velocity
strongerHaving greater power
higherMore elevated in position

lower · improved · enhanced · increased · reduced · boosted · elevated · diminished · advanced · upgraded

Categories

adverbsquickly, slowly, very, really, now
"To a great extent" adverbsgreatly, much, largely, vastly, considerably

Opposites

quantifiability

measurablyimmeasurably

Beyond ability to gauge

incalculably · infinitely · boundlessly · inestimably · limitlessly

perceptibility

measurablyimperceptibly

Below detection threshold

invisibly · unnoticeably · indiscernibly · subtly · undetectably

precision vs. vagueness

measurablyvaguely

In unclear fashion

indeterminately · indefinitely · imprecisely · approximately · roughly

Phrases

measurable goalsObjectives with defined metrics

Family

measurable, immeasurable, immeasurably, unmeasurable, measurability, measurables

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