talkability
- noun
- /ˌtɔːkəˈbɪləti/
- Jargon
- A high level of talkability can help a campaign spread quickly among the public.
Examples
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Her talkability makes her a great host.
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Marketers aim to increase the talkability of their products to boost word-of-mouth promotion.
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The talkability of the new movie made it a popular topic on social media.
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The talkability of the topic engaged everyone.
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The movie's strong characters and engaging plot contribute to its high talkability among audiences.
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Her remarkable storytelling skills enhance the talkability of the event, making it a topic of conversation for weeks.
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Social media plays a significant role in the talkability of trending topics, as more people share their opinions online.
Antonyms
How Discussable
- Literature
- Jargon
Surface Forms
Morphology
talkability = talkable (transparent) = talk + able + ity
The adjective 'talkable' is clearly formed from 'talk' + '-able' meaning 'able to be talked about', and '-ity' forms a noun denoting that quality.
Etymology
Talkability comes from the simple word talk and the ending -ability, which means 'can be' or 'worthy of'. So something with strong talkability is easy or interesting to talk about, which is why a new movie with high talkability becomes a popular topic.