replaceability
- noun
- /rɪˈpleɪsəˌbɪlɪti/
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reemplazabilidad
- Companies often face challenges when managing the replaceability of their products in a competitive market.
And all of this culminates into the sense of replaceability.
- And all of this culminates into the sense of replaceability.
- And I said, write me a daily Stoic e-mail on the subject of replaceability.
Examples
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Thus, their motivation to inculcate a worthless mentality within the population of "expendability and replaceability."
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And while the belief is often fostered in these relationships of replaceability, we can get pulled into the sense of our own replaceability.
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In the business world, employee replaceability can affect job security and morale.
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The design of this product emphasizes replaceability, allowing users to easily swap out parts.
Synonyms
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7.5
Can be replaced by something with the same value or use
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7.4
The ability of one thing to be replaced by another without losing use or value
The ability to use one thing instead of another without much change in function
The fact that one thing can be used in place of another
A quality that lets one thing be replaced by another
Antonyms
How Disposable
Surface Forms
Morphology
replaceability = replaceable (semi-transparent) = re + place + able + ity
This is a standard noun formation from the adjective 'replaceable' meaning the state or quality of being replaceable.
Etymology
Replaceability comes from re- 'again' and place 'to put', and it has the same idea as the common word replace. So replaceability means the ability to be 'put again' or 'swapped for something else', which is why we use it for parts or people who can be replaced.