roadability
- noun
- /ˌroʊdəˈbɪlɪti/
- Specialized
- The roadability of this new SUV is impressive.
Examples
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I checked the roadability before purchasing the truck.
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Before purchase, the roadability of each vehicle was carefully evaluated by the team.
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The roadability of the new bus model was praised by transportation experts.
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Engineers improved the roadability of the equipment to ensure safe travel on highways.
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The modern SUV is designed for comfort and excellent roadability on both highways and city streets.
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Consumers often prioritize roadability when selecting a vehicle for long-distance travel.
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The car's roadability made it a popular choice for families on vacation trips.
Synonyms
Being safe and fit to drive on public roads
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Roadability comes from road ('a path for vehicles') and -ability ('can be used'), like in readability or usability. So, roadability is the quality that shows if a vehicle or piece of equipment 'can be used' safely and easily on roads.