engageability
- noun
- /ɪnˌɡeɪdʒəˈbɪlɪti/
- Teachers look for activities with high engageability to keep students interested in class.
Examples
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The engageability of the presentation was praised by everyone at the conference.
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How can we improve the engageability of our content?
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The engageability of the new software makes it popular among users.
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The engageability of the presentation kept the audience interested.
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Teachers look for activities with high engageability to keep students interested in class.
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The engageability of the new software makes it popular among users.
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The engageability of the presentation was praised by everyone at the conference.
Synonyms
The way an app or website lets people do things and get responses
A quality that makes people pay attention and stay focused
How Engaging
Surface Forms
Morphology
engageability = engageable (transparent) = engage + able + ity
Built by adding '-ity' to 'engageable' ('engage' + '-able'); the sense 'able to be engaged or involved' is directly predictable.
Etymology
Engageability comes from engage + -ability, and engage came to mean 'to interest or involve' (as in an audience). So, engageability is how well something can get people involved or hold their attention.