performability
- noun
- /pərˌfɔːrməˈbɪləti/
:
capacidad de actuación
- The director was impressed by the dancer's performability during the audition.
Examples
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After months of training, his performability improved significantly.
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In sports, performability can be affected by both physical and mental health.
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The performability of the dancers impressed the audience.
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She assessed the performability of the new play.
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The director was impressed by the dancer's performability during the audition.
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In sports, performability can be affected by both physical and mental health.
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After months of training, his performability improved significantly.
Synonyms
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1.0
Skill or power to do something
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3.0
The body's strength and skill for doing tasks like running or lifting
The ability to do work and handle tasks well
The quality of having the skill or power to do something
Antonyms
How Capable
Surface Forms
Morphology
performability = performable (transparent) = perform + able + ity
Derived by nominalizing 'performable' with '-ity', yielding the capacity to be performed.
Etymology
Performability comes from perform meaning 'to do' and the part -ability meaning 'ability', the same idea you see in performance. So for a person or athlete it means their ability to carry out tasks or to perform well.