| FILTRABILITY | • filtrability n. Alternative form of filterability. • FILTRABILITY n. the quality of being filtrable, also FILTERABILITY. |
| REFUTABILITY | • refutability n. The ability to be refuted; disprovability. • REFUTABILITY n. the quality of being refutable. |
| FACTORABILITY | • factorability n. (Mathematics) The condition of being factorable. • FACTORABILITY n. the quality of being factorable. |
| FILTERABILITY | • filterability n. The state or condition of being filterable. • FILTERABILITY n. the quality of being filterable, also FILTRABILITY. |
| PROFITABILITY | • profitability n. The quality or state of being profitable; capacity to make a profit. • PROFITABILITY n. the state of being profitable. |
| FERMENTABILITY | • fermentability n. The condition of being fermentable. • FERMENTABILITY n. the quality of being fermentable. |
| IRREFUTABILITY | • irrefutability n. Quality of being irrefutable. • IRREFUTABILITY n. the state of being irrefutable. |
| PERFECTABILITY | • perfectability n. The state or quality of being able to be perfected. |
| 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). |
| VITRIFIABILITY | • vitrifiability n. The condition of being vitrifiable. • VITRIFIABILITY n. the quality of being vitrifiable. |
| TRANSFERABILITY | • transferability n. The ability of something to be transferred. • transferability n. The capacity of goods to be transported (linked to their value versus bulk). • transferability n. (Chemistry) The invariance of properties associated with an atom (or fragment) present in a variety of molecules. |
| UNPROFITABILITY | • unprofitability n. The state or condition of being unprofitable. • UNPROFITABILITY n. the quality of being unprofitable. |