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coercibility

coercibility noun: the ability to be coerced.

Noun

coercibility (uncountable)

  1. The ability to be coerced.
  2. The ability of a string to override the collation of another string.

Origin of coercibility

From coercible + -ity.

Questions about coercibility

What does coercibility mean?
Coercibility means the ability to be coerced.
What part of speech is coercibility?
Coercibility is a noun.

Words near coercibility in the dictionary

  1. coercement
  2. coercements
  3. coercer
  4. coercers
  5. coerces
  6. coercibility
  7. coercible
  8. coercibleness
  9. coercibly
  10. coercimeter
  11. coercimeters

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