replicable
Able to copy
Replicable describes something that can be reproduced or repeated with similar results.
The term appears most often in scientific contexts, where replicable experiments are essential—if others can't replicate your findings, they remain suspect: The study's results were not replicable.
Outside research, replicable applies to any process or outcome that can be duplicated: a replicable business model.
Able to be duplicated
- verifiableAble to be proven
- repeatableCan be duplicated
- methodologyFormal procedural framework
- peer reviewExpert evaluation before publication
controlled · experimental · empirical · validated · systematic · protocol · standardized · falsifiable
Consistently performing as expected
- stableSecure and unchanging
- uniformIdentical throughout
- predictableAble to be foreseen
- steadyFixed, not fluctuating
dependable · regular · constant · unvarying · standardized · equivalent · persistent · homogeneous
Identical reproduction made
- replicaFaithful scaled reproduction
- duplicateExact replica of original
- reproductionCopying or procreation
- facsimileExact reproduction of original
clone · mirror · identical · template · prototype · model · pattern · blueprint
Parent splitting into offspring
- DNAHereditary code molecule
- mitosisNuclear division producing identical cells
- cloningMaking identical copies
- geneHereditary information unit
reproduction · propagation · proliferation · regeneration · genome · stem cells · tissue culture · multiplication
reproducible
Able to be duplicated
- verifiableAble to be proven
- repeatableCan be duplicated
- methodologyFormal procedural framework
peer review · controlled · experimental · empirical · validated · systematic · protocol · standardized · falsifiable · rigorous
reliable
Consistently performing as expected
- stableSecure and unchanging
- uniformIdentical throughout
- predictableAble to be foreseen
steady · dependable · regular · constant · unvarying · standardized · equivalent · persistent · homogeneous · invariable
copy
Identical reproduction made
- replicaFaithful scaled reproduction
- duplicateExact replica of original
- reproductionCopying or procreation
facsimile · clone · mirror · identical · template · prototype · model · pattern · blueprint · counterpart
cell division
Parent splitting into offspring
- DNAHereditary code molecule
- mitosisNuclear division producing identical cells
- cloningMaking identical copies
gene · reproduction · propagation · proliferation · regeneration · genome · stem cells · tissue culture · multiplication · offspring
- lab qualitiessterile, calibrated, controlled, precise, accurate
- commercializationcommercialize, monetize, market, sell, merchandise
- validityvalid, invalid, true, false, correct
- feasibilityfeasibility, feasible, viability, viable, practicality
replicableunreplicable
Impossible to reproduce exactly
irreproducible · unreproducible · non-replicable · inconsistent · anomalous
replicableunique
Only one exists
one-of-a-kind · unrepeatable · singular · once-in-a-lifetime · one-off