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grievability

grievability noun: the quality of being, or extent to which someone or something is, grievable: able or worthy to be grieved.

Noun

grievability (countable and uncountable, plural grievabilities)

  1. The quality of being, or extent to which someone or something is, grievable: able or worthy to be grieved.
  2. The quality of being grievable: able to form a basis for a grievance.
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Forms of grievability

pluralgrievabilities

Origin of grievability

From grievable + -ity or grieve + -ability.

Questions about grievability

What does grievability mean?
Grievability means the quality of being, or extent to which someone or something is, grievable: able or worthy to be grieved.
What part of speech is grievability?
Grievability is a noun.
What is the plural of grievability?
The plural of grievability is grievabilities.

Words near grievability in the dictionary

  1. Griess test
  2. Griess tests
  3. Griesses
  4. Griest
  5. Griests
  6. grievability
  7. grievable
  8. grievance
  9. grievance collecting
  10. grievance collection
  11. grievance collections

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