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reproductivity

reproductivity

7.2
How well a picture or design copies when printed
  • noun
  • /ˌriːprəˈdʌktɪvɪti/
  • Specialized
translation icon : reproducibilidad
  • The reproductivity of the photograph was impressive, with every detail appearing sharp in the print.

Examples

  • High reproductivity is essential when creating digital archives of historical documents.

  • The artist chose materials known for their reproductivity to ensure consistent results in every copy.

  • The reproductivity of this print is exceptional.

  • We need to ensure the reproductivity of our designs.

  • The reproductivity of the digital design allowed for flawless prints that maintained the original colors.

  • In graphic design, high reproductivity is crucial to ensure that every copy reflects the artist's intention.

  • When restoring old films, achieving high reproductivity helps preserve the visual quality of the original footage.

Synonyms

fidelity
vsreproductivity
  • Specialized
18 7.0

How accurately a system plays back sound or pictures from a source

focuses on ability to be copied faithfully for images or designs
reproducibility
vsreproductivity
  • Specialized
2 6.2

Ability to repeat a test or experiment and get the same results

is about copying images faithfully rather than repeating experimental results
duplicability
vsreproductivity
7.9

How easy it is to copy or make something again

is specific to images or designs being copied accurately and faithfully

How Accurate

reproductivity
  • Specialized
7.2
reproduction
9 4.4
to misprint
1 3.2

Surface Forms

Morphology

reproductivity = reproductive (semi-transparent) = re + produce + ive + ity

This is a regular quality noun derived from the adjective 'reproductive' with the suffix '-ity'.

Etymology

Reproductivity comes from the parts re- 'again' and produce 'to make', the same root as reproduce and product. So it means how well a picture, design, or print can be 'made again' as an exact copy.