shareability
- noun
- /ˌʃɛrəˈbɪləti/
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compartibilidad
- What she means here is obviously not the mere public exchange of reasons, but shareability in the sense of a common agreement on the normative force of reasons.
Examples
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The new app was designed with user-friendly features to enhance the shareability of photos and videos.
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The goal of the PACT Processes is to improve the performance impact of instruction and increase shareability of content across more audiences within an enterprise.
Blog text (29) -
BuzzFeed understands that having to pick between long and short content is a false choice; that quality and shareability are what
Blog text (16) -
She connects 'publicity' to shareability by arguing that the "public character of reasons is indeed created by the reciprocal exchange, the sharing, of the reasons of individuals" (Korsgaard 1996a, p. 135).
Academic text (2018) -
The shareability of the online article made it go viral across social media platforms.
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His clever memes have a high shareability factor, allowing them to spread quickly among friends.
Synonyms
How easily something like a disease or idea moves between people
How Restrictive
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Shareability starts with the common verb share, which means 'to divide or give to others', and adds the parts -able ('able to') and -ity ('the quality of'). So shareability simply means the quality of being 'able to be shared', which is why people use it for posts or articles that are easy to pass on online.