adoptability
The ease with which people or groups start using something
- noun
- /əˌdɑːptəˈbɪləti/
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aceptabilidad
- The adoptability problem for Microsoft is whether companies will buy into the new interface and the learning curve for employees to become comfortable with it.
Examples
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The product's design greatly enhances its adoptability in the customer market.
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She said it all has to do with Memphis' adoptability and claimed there had only been one adoption application.
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The adoptability of the new software was a key factor in its success among businesses.
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Many factors influence the adoptability of green technologies in urban areas.
Synonyms
acceptability
vsadoptability
How much people think something is good enough
is about being easy and likely to be put into use
Antonyms
Surface Forms
adoptability singular
adoptabilities plural
Morphology
Etymology
Adoptability comes from the verb adopt, which itself comes from the parts ad- 'to' and opt- 'choose'. So the word means how easy something is to be 'chosen and put into use' by people or groups.