conusable

adjective

con·​u·​sa·​ble

ˈkän(y)əzəbəl

law

: capable of being judicially examined : subject to legal jurisdiction

the matter was particularly reserved for Parliament as being conusable by them alone

—T. E. May

Word History

Etymology

Anglo-French, from Old French conissable, from coniss-, conoiss- (stem of conoistre to know) + -able

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