writability
- noun
- /ˈraɪtəˌbɪlɪti/
- Good writability makes it easier for students to complete their essays on time.
Examples
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The writability of the report improved after the data was organized more clearly.
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Some topics have low writability because they are complex or unfamiliar.
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The writability of this software is impressive.
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She improved the writability of her notes significantly.
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The writability of academic papers can significantly affect how well the ideas are understood by readers.
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When preparing an assignment, consider the writability of your chosen topic to ensure clarity.
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To enhance the writability of your articles, focus on using straightforward language and organized arguments.
Synonyms
The ability to show or express something in a particular form
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Etymology
Writability comes from the word write (an old word meaning 'to scratch' or make letters) plus -able ('can') and -ity ('state'). So writability is the 'state of being able to write', or how easy something is to express in writing.