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producibility

producibility

6.5
How easy it is to make something in large numbers
  • noun
  • /prəˌdjuːsəˈbɪlɪti/
  • Specialized
translation icon : producibilidad
  • Cost considerations and overall producibility are crucial factors in product development.

Examples

  • Given its range, firepower, robust design and mass producibility, the Earth Shaker Cannon stands as the artillery workhorse of the Imperium.

  • Engineers focused on the producibility of components to ensure they could be manufactured efficiently.

  • Cost, producibility, and durability became key issues.

    Academic text (1997)

  • The company adds that immersive engineering also improves resource utilization and material flow, increases producibility, and reduces rework and scrap.

    Academic text (2011)

  • The producibility of the new car model is influenced by its design and the materials used.

Synonyms

manufacturability
vsproducibility
  • Specialized
6.8

How easy and quick it is to make a product in large numbers

focuses on the general ability of something to be made easily

Antonyms

impossibility
37 5.3

A situation in which something cannot happen

How Easy

producibility
  • Specialized
6.5
feasibility
18 4.5
difficulty
651 2.4
impracticability
  • Formal
9.0

Surface Forms

producibility singular
producibilities plural

Morphology

producibility = producible (transparent) = produce + ible + ity

Clear noun formation from the adjective 'producible' by adding '-ity', yielding the meaning 'the state or quality of being producible'.

Etymology

Producibility comes from the verb produce meaning 'to make' and the ending -ibility meaning 'able to be'. Think of product, the thing you make; producibility is how 'able to be produced' something is, or how easy it is to make.