nondefectiveness

9.1

Having no faults or problems

noun
/ˌnɒnˌdɪˈfɛktɪvnəs/

: ausencia de defectos

The nondefectiveness of the new product was confirmed after extensive testing.
presumption of nondefectiveness

Examples

Curiously, there is very little case law applying the statutory presumptions of nondefectiveness to FDA-approved warnings.

Academic text (2009)
Presumption of Nondefectiveness.

Academic text (2009)
Manufacturers strive for nondefectiveness in their production processes to ensure customer satisfaction.
In quality control, nondefectiveness is a key measure of success for any manufacturing company.

Synonyms

flawlessness

vsnondefectiveness

1 5.4

A state of having no mistakes or problems

is the more formal or technical term for the same quality

impeccability

vsnondefectiveness

1 7.7

A state when something has no mistakes or faults

is about lacking physical defects rather than errors in action

faultlessness

vsnondefectiveness

6.5

A state with no mistakes

centres on being free from physical defects rather than judged faults

perfectness

vsnondefectiveness

3.8

A state when something has no mistakes or faults

focuses on simply lacking defects rather than achieving complete ideal

Antonyms

defectiveness

7.2

A state of having faults or problems that stop something from working

How Defective

brokenness

3 5.5

faultiness

6.7

defectiveness

7.2

nondefectiveness

9.1

perfection

97 3.7

Surface Forms

nondefectiveness singular

nondefectivenesses plural

Morphology

nondefectiveness = nondefective (transparent) = non + defect + ive + ness

Formed by adding the noun-forming suffix '-ness' to the transparent adjective 'nondefective' (non- + defective), yielding a straightforward abstract noun.

Etymology

Nondefectiveness breaks into non- meaning 'not', defect meaning 'fault', and -ness meaning 'state'. So it simply means the 'state of not having faults', which is why we use it for something that is free from defects or flaws.