Provable
True
True adjective - Restricted to or based on fact.
Usage example: that news story is completely true, for the station released a list of its sources to back it up
Mutual synonyms
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Agent Lee goes back and forth: initially she gets this when attempting to explain Zeta isn't evil, but she's Genre Savvy enough to try that exactly once and then turn to the much more provable and equally true objection to her superiors that Bennett is becoming unstable.
Source: Not Helping Your Case - Consequential arguments are generally not fallacious if used in decision making with something that cannot be objectively provable - i.e., (desirable/undesirable, or morally right/morally wrong, not is it true).
Source: Appeal to Consequences
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