ˈlejəbəl adjective
Etymology: Middle English legibille, from Late Latin legibilis, from Latin legere to read + -ibilis -able — more at legend
1. : capable of being read or deciphered : distinct to the eye : plain
a handsome, supremely legible type — Bruce Bliven b.1916
small but legible gold watches — New Yorker
a used stamp … with a light but legible cancellation — H.M.Ellis
2. : capable of being discovered or understood by apparent marks or indications
murder sweltered in his heart and was legible upon his face — Thomas Wolfe
• leg·i·bly -blē, -li adverb