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judgeability

judgeability noun: the quality or state of being judgeable; the extent to which something can be judged or evaluated.

Noun

judgeability (plural judgeabilities)

  1. The quality or state of being judgeable; the extent to which something can be judged or evaluated.

Forms of judgeability

pluraljudgeabilities

Origin of judgeability

From judge + -able + -ity; equivalent to judge + -able + -ity.

Questions about judgeability

What does judgeability mean?
Judgeability means the quality or state of being judgeable; the extent to which something can be judged or evaluated.
What part of speech is judgeability?
Judgeability is a noun.
What is the plural of judgeability?
The plural of judgeability is judgeabilities.

Words near judgeability in the dictionary

  1. judge's pen
  2. judge, jury and executioner
  3. judge-made
  4. judge-made law
  5. judge-rapporteur
  6. judgeability
  7. judgeable
  8. judgecraft
  9. judged
  10. judged a book by its cover
  11. judgedom

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