AFFECTABILITIES | • affectabilities n. Plural of affectability. • AFFECTABILITY n. the quality of being affectable. |
AFFECTABILITY | • affectability n. The condition of being affectable. • AFFECTABILITY n. the quality of being affectable. |
DEFECTIBILITIES | • defectibilities n. Plural of defectibility. • DEFECTIBILITY n. the quality of being defectible, liable to imperfection. |
DEFECTIBILITY | • defectibility n. Deficiency; imperfection. • DEFECTIBILITY n. the quality of being defectible, liable to imperfection. |
FACTORABILITIES | • FACTORABILITY n. the quality of being factorable. |
FACTORABILITY | • factorability n. (Mathematics) The condition of being factorable. • FACTORABILITY n. the quality of being factorable. |
INDEFECTIBILITY | • indefectibility n. The quality of being indefectible. • INDEFECTIBILITY n. the state of being indefectible. |
LABEFACTATION | • labefactation n. Alternative form of labefaction. • LABEFACTATION n. a weakening, a decay, also LABEFACTION. |
LABEFACTATIONS | • LABEFACTATION n. a weakening, a decay, also LABEFACTION. |
PERFECTABILITY | • perfectability n. The state or quality of being able to be perfected. |
PERFECTIBILIST | • perfectibilist n. A believer in perfectibility. • Perfectibilist n. Synonym of Alumbrados. • PERFECTIBILIST n. a believer in the perfectibility of mankind, also PERFECTIBILIAN. |
PERFECTIBILISTS | • perfectibilists n. Plural of perfectibilist. • Perfectibilists n. Plural of Perfectibilist. • PERFECTIBILIST n. a believer in the perfectibility of mankind, also PERFECTIBILIAN. |
PERFECTIBILITY | • perfectibility n. The possibility of achieving perfection. • perfectibility n. (Philosophy) Perfectionism. • PERFECTIBILITY n. the state of being perfectible. |
RECTIFIABILITY | • rectifiability n. The quality or state of being rectifiable. • RECTIFIABILITY n. the state of being rectifiable. |
TRAFFICABILITY | • trafficability n. A vehicle’s ability to traverse a specified terrain. • trafficability n. A terrain’s ability to support the movement of vehicles. • TRAFFICABILITY n. the quality of a terrain that permits passage (as of vehicles and troops). |