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• s  easily deciphered

• The messages were in code, but contained some decipherable details including a discussion of hydrogen peroxide, which can be used to make a bomb in high enough concentrations.
• Republicans said, in the interest of "transparency," the committee should not vote on a bill until they have full "legislative language," the complicated legalese only decipherable .
• The meaning of his moment--it was no more than that--was instantly decipherable in any tongue, to any age: even the billions who cannot read and those who have never heard of Mao .

• clear
• readable

News & Articles

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• When taking notes, toss the ballpoint away
  When I report on live events such as news conferences and product demos, I take notes. A tiny tape recorder, a pocket notebook and a cheap pen served as my tool kit for many years. Since I type much faster and more legibly than I hand-write, I later swapped the notebook and pen for a laptop. While typing notes was better and more decipherable than my scrawling on paper, it wasn't until notebook ...
  July 10, 2013 - Houston Chronicle

Quotes

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• Tommy Victor in Blabbermouth.net
  It's no frills,said Victor. "There's two loud crunchy stereo guitars, rumbling growling bass, and real slamming natural drums. I kept any vocal effects to a minimum. We felt that if the vocal couldn't hold its own dry and decipherable, it...