ATTEMPTABILITY | • attemptability n. The property of being attemptable. • ATTEMPTABILITY n. the quality of being attemptable. |
BIOSYSTEMATIST | • biosystematist n. One who works with biosystematics. • BIOSYSTEMATIST n. one who studies biosystematics. |
CONTESTABILITY | • contestability n. The property of being contestable or debatable. • CONTESTABILITY n. the ability to be contested. |
DISTRIBUTIVITY | • distributivity n. (Mathematics) the fact of being distributive. • DISTRIBUTIVITY n. the state of being distributive. |
EXTRACTABILITY | • extractability n. (Uncountable) The condition of being extractable. • extractability n. (Countable) A measure of the extent to which something may be extracted using a particular solvent. • EXTRACTABILITY n. the state of being extractable. |
INTRACTABILITY | • intractability n. The state of being intractable; intractableness. • INTRACTABILITY n. the state of being intractable. |
RETRACTABILITY | • retractability n. The quality of being retractable. • RETRACTABILITY n. the quality of being retractable. |
RETRACTIBILITY | • retractibility n. Alternative form of retractability. • RETRACTIBILITY n. the state of being retractible. |
STRETCHABILITY | • stretchability n. (Uncountable) The state of being stretchable. • stretchability n. (Countable) The extent to which something is stretchable. • STRETCHABILITY n. the state of being stretchable. |
SUBSTANTIALITY | • substantiality n. The state of being substantial. • substantiality n. The extent to which something is substantial. • SUBSTANTIALITY n. the state of being substantial. |
SUBSTITUTIVELY | • substitutively adv. In a substitutive manner. • SUBSTITUTIVE adv. serving or suitable as a substitute. |
SUBSTITUTIVITY | • substitutivity n. (Philosophy) A logical relationship in which two terms can be mutually substituted without affecting… • SUBSTITUTIVITY n. the state of being substitutive. |
UNATTRIBUTABLY | • unattributably adv. In an unattributable manner. |