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uncountability

/ˌʌn.kaʊnt.əˈbɪ.lɪ.ti/

uncountability noun: the quality of being uncountable.

Noun

uncountability (countable and uncountable, plural uncountabilities)

  1. The quality of being uncountable.
    • the grammatical uncountability of a noun
    • the uncountability of the stars in the night sky
    Antonyms:
    countability

Antonyms of uncountability

Forms of uncountability

pluraluncountabilities

Origin of uncountability

From un- + count + -ability.

Questions about uncountability

What does uncountability mean?
Uncountability means the quality of being uncountable.
What part of speech is uncountability?
Uncountability is a noun.
How do you pronounce uncountability?
Uncountability is pronounced /ˌʌn.kaʊnt.əˈbɪ.lɪ.ti/.
What is the plural of uncountability?
The plural of uncountability is uncountabilities.

Words near uncountability in the dictionary

  1. uncounselled
  2. uncount
  3. uncount noun
  4. uncount nouns
  5. uncountabilities
  6. uncountability
  7. uncountable
  8. uncountable noun
  9. uncountable nouns
  10. uncountable set
  11. uncountable sets

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