adducibleadj.

1766 W. Alexander Objections to W. Alexander being Examined 3 Bailie Martin being a party, and one of the respondents, and so not adducible.

1767 N. Sievwright Princ., Polit. & Relig. ii. 163 Abiathar..directing his allegiance contrary to the determination of the legislator..is the only case adducible from antiquity.

1799 S. T. Coleridge in Morning Post 27 Dec. The only argument..which..is fairly adducible against it.

1830 Times 16 Oct. 2/5 That..is a defect of administration, and in no way adducible as an objection to the system itself.

1855 Irish Q. Rev. Mar. 154 The evidences of Greek MSS., adduced or adducible in support of the contested verses.

1904 L. Gilman Phases Mod. Mus. 122 Songs steeped in a loveliness whose serenity and detachment have scarcely, in music, an adducible parallel.

1934 A. Hughes Anglo-Fr. Sequelae 7 Is there any satisfactory reason adducible to explain why the music of the Verba-passages should be underlaid with a text, and not the rest?

1999 S. Bernstein Alasdair Gray 153 Gray's interest in education is long-standing, but there is no single point concerning it adducible from this collection.