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excludibility

excludibility noun: the quality of being excludible.

Noun

excludibility (uncountable)

  1. The quality of being excludible.
    • Published rulings of the Bureau on matters of general application should be adhered to in estimating the deductibility or excludibility of items under the Internal Revenue Code.1945 November 3, “Determination of Renegotiable Business and Cost”, in Federal Register, volume 10, number 217, Washington, D.C.: Division of the Federal Register, the National Archives, →ISSN...
    • Moreover, the Court pointed out […] that hearings would have to be held on the excludibility of evidence long since destroyed, misplaced, or deteriorated; […]1966, “Linkletter v Walker”, in Ernest H. Schopler, John P. Ludington, Sheldon R. Shapiro, the publisher’s editorial staff, editors, United States Supreme Court Reports: October Term, 1964 […]...

Synonyms of excludibility

Origin of excludibility

From exclude + -ibility.

Questions about excludibility

What does excludibility mean?
Excludibility means the quality of being excludible.
What part of speech is excludibility?
Excludibility is a noun.

Words near excludibility in the dictionary

  1. excludees
  2. excluder
  3. excluders
  4. excludes
  5. excludest
  6. excludibility
  7. excludible
  8. excluding
  9. excludingly
  10. exclus
  11. exclusibility

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