repairability
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5.1
- noun
- /rɪˌpɛrəˈbɪlɪti/
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reparabilidad
- The repairability of this smartphone allows users to easily fix common issues without needing professional help.
- durability and repairability
The iPhone Fourteens now across the board have a slightly improved repairability design.
- The iPhone Fourteens now across the board have a slightly improved repairability design.
Examples
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The outfit's final verdict on the device's repairability isn't in just yet, but you can tap the source link below to gaze at the LG-made phone's innards.
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If you are a butterfingers type, you might find it of interest that according to iFixit, the Google Nexus 4 has a repairability rating of 7 out of 10, with 10 being the easiest to fix.
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There are problems of repairability, but ...
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So how does it rank for repairability?
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Maintainability and repairability are simply not important in modern industrial design.
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The iPhone Fourteens now across the board have a slightly improved repairability design.
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As the device is fairly simple to take apart, one would think the Nexus 4 would have a great Repairability Score, and sure enough, it does.
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However, when you then compare other characteristics of the two materials, including manufacturability, safety, repairability, and cost, steel emerges as the clear winner.
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The site rated Surface's "repairability" a 4 on a scale of 1 to 10 (with 10 being the easiest) following a teardown of the product.
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They were instructed to assume that the technology assessed meets an average level of performance for each of the factors (e.g., an average level of dependability, durability, repairability, etc.) and to indicate the order in which the factors would be important to them for that technology.
Academic text (1990)
Synonyms
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6.8
The ease of keeping something working or fixing it
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4.9
How easy it is to fix or keep something working
How possible it is to fix something
The ability to be put back to how it was before
The chance that something can be saved or fixed
How easily people can fix something and use it again after damage
Antonyms
How Repairable
Surface Forms
Morphology
repairability = repairable (transparent) = repair + able + ity
Clear nominalization of the adjective 'repairable' ('-ity' forming the noun indicating a quality or state).
Etymology
The word repairability is built from repair ('to fix') and the ending -ability ('can be done'), so it literally means 'how well something can be fixed'. That's why people use it when they talk about how easy it is to repair a laptop, car, or other object.