useableness
- noun
- /ˈjuːzəblnəs/
:
utilidad
- The useableness of the new software became apparent when it saved the team hours of work.
Examples
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She doubted the useableness of the tool until she saw it in action.
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Engineers consider the useableness of materials when designing products.
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The useableness of this tool is impressive.
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Her useableness in the project was greatly appreciated.
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Engineers evaluate the useableness of materials before they begin designing new products.
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The teacher demonstrated the useableness of the app by using it to solve complex math problems.
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Its useableness in various situations makes this gadget a valuable addition to any toolkit.
Synonyms
63
3.5
The quality of being useful for a particular purpose
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1.6
How much something helps people in practical situations
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3.8
How easy and quick something is to use
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6.6
How well something works while people use it
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6.6
How well a system or device works as it should
A measure of how well something works for people
The ability to be useful and help people or do a job
How easy a material is to shape or use
Antonyms
How Useful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word useableness comes from the parts use ('to use'), able ('can be'), and -ness ('quality'). So useableness means the 'quality' of something that 'can be used', the same idea as being useful, meaning it works well and helps you.