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executability

executability

8.6
How easy it is to carry out a plan or action
  • noun
  • /ˌɛksɪˈkjuːtəˌbɪlɪti/
: ejecutabilidad
  • The project's executability depends on having enough resources and skilled personnel.

Examples

  • Legal teams debated the executability of the proposed settlement terms.

  • Software developers must always consider the executability of their code.

  • The executability of the plan was questioned by the team.

  • Can you assess the executability of this project?

  • Software developers must always consider the executability of their code.

  • The project's executability depends on having enough resources and skilled personnel.

  • Legal teams debated the executability of the proposed settlement terms.

Antonyms

inability
177 2.8

Not able to do something you need to do

How Feasible

executability
8.6
possibility
∞ 2.0
difficulty
651 2.4
impossibility
37 5.3

Surface Forms

executability singular
executabilities plural

Morphology

executability = executable (transparent) = execute + ity

Formed by adding the noun-forming suffix '-ity' to the adjective 'executable' (execute + -able), a regular and directly interpretable derivation.

Etymology

Executability combines execute and -ability. A helpful way to remember it is that execute means 'to carry out' and -ability means 'can be done', so executability is whether something 'can be carried out' or 'made to happen'.