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grabbability

grabbability noun: the quality of being grabbable.

Noun

grabbability (uncountable)

  1. The quality of being grabbable.
    • The hand-drawn image's reflectivity, grabbability, momentary charm, and disposability suggested both the quicker acts of recognition required of late-nineteenth-century mass media culture and the timelessness of one of the oldest models of visual representation, drawing itself.2018, Susan Zieger, The Mediated Mind: Affect, Ephemera, and Consumerism in the Nineteenth Century, Fordham University Press, →ISBN

Origin of grabbability

From grab + -ability.

Questions about grabbability

What does grabbability mean?
Grabbability means the quality of being grabbable.
What part of speech is grabbability?
Grabbability is a noun.

Words near grabbability in the dictionary

  1. grabasses
  2. grabassing
  3. Grabau
  4. Grabaus
  5. grabba
  6. grabbability
  7. grabbable
  8. grabbag
  9. grabbags
  10. grabbed
  11. grabbed and gone

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