movableness
- noun
- /ˈmoʊvəblnəs/
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movilidad
- The movableness of the furniture makes it easy to rearrange the room.
Examples
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The movableness of the furniture makes cleaning the room much easier.
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Her design emphasizes the movableness of every component for flexible use.
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Engineers considered the movableness of the structure during the design phase.
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In this design, the movableness of the elements is crucial.
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The movableness of the furniture makes cleaning the room much easier.
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Her design emphasizes the movableness of every component for flexible use.
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Engineers considered the movableness of the structure during the design phase.
Synonyms
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Being able to move or change position easily
How easy it is to pick up or put in a different place
Ability to put parts in a different order, like notes or list items
How easily you can move something from one place to another
Antonyms
How Movable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Movableness starts with the common verb move (which means 'to move') and adds the parts -able and -ness. So movableness means the quality of being 'able to be moved', which is why we use it for things you can move or rearrange easily.