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undemonstrability

undemonstrability noun: the state or condition of being undemonstrable.

Noun

undemonstrability (uncountable)

  1. The state or condition of being undemonstrable.
    • The undemonstrability of what would happen under those conditions does not negate our certainty about what we ought to expect.
    Antonyms:
    demonstrability

Synonyms of undemonstrability

Antonyms

Origin of undemonstrability

From undemonstrabl(e) + -ity.

Questions about undemonstrability

What does undemonstrability mean?
Undemonstrability means the state or condition of being undemonstrable.
What part of speech is undemonstrability?
Undemonstrability is a noun.

Words near undemonstrability in the dictionary

  1. undemolishes
  2. undemolishing
  3. undemonic
  4. undemonization
  5. undemonized
  6. undemonstrability
  7. undemonstrable
  8. undemonstrably
  9. undemonstratable
  10. undemonstrated
  11. undemonstrative

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