tallageability
/ˈtælɪd͡ʒəbɪləti/
tallageability noun: extent to which someone is tallageable.
Noun
tallageability (plural tallageabilities)
- Extent to which someone is tallageable.
- These lists served to give the King a clue as to the tallageability of the Jews, and afforded him a means of compensation in case they did not pay the impost.1888 May 31, “The English Exchequer of the Jews”, in The Nation, volume XLVI, number 1196, New York: The Evening Post Publishing Company, via the Internet Archive, page 443
- In the thirteenth century there is ample evidence that the Domesday was consulted, particiularly in questions of tallageability […]1953 June, Robert Shibley Moth, The Royal Tallage of Three Escheated Honors, With Introductory Notes Concerning the Farm of Those Honors, State University of Iowa
Forms of tallageability
| plural | tallageabilities |
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Origin of tallageability
From tallage + -ability.
Questions about tallageability
- What does tallageability mean?
- Tallageability means extent to which someone is tallageable.
- What part of speech is tallageability?
- Tallageability is a noun.
- How do you pronounce tallageability?
- Tallageability is pronounced /ˈtælɪd͡ʒəbɪləti/.
- What is the plural of tallageability?
- The plural of tallageability is tallageabilities.
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