writability
- noun
- /ˈraɪtəˌbɪlɪti/
- The writability of the notebook paper made it ideal for taking clear notes in class.
Examples
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Low writability can make it difficult to use certain pens on glossy cards.
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Artists often test the writability of different surfaces before starting a new project.
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The writability of this paper is excellent.
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Can you check the writability of that surface?
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The writability of the journal allowed her to capture her thoughts clearly every day.
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Before buying the markers, he wanted to ensure the writability of the paper would accommodate vibrant colors.
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Teachers prefer notebooks with high writability so that students can write legibly during exams.
Synonyms
How easy text is to read and understand
How easy handwriting or print is to read
The ease of reading and understanding writing or speech
How Writable
- Archaic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Writability comes from the word write (an old word meaning 'to scratch' or make letters) with -able ('can') and -ity ('state'). So writability here means how well a surface will take writing, or how clearly you can put marks on it.