breakability
Definition
Noun: * The quality or state of being easily broken, damaged, or destroyed; fragility.
Usage
"Breakability" is a formal or technical noun used to describe an inherent property of an object or material. It focuses on the susceptibility to breaking rather than the act of breaking itself. It is often used in contexts like product design, materials science, safety testing, and shipping.
Examples
- The breakability of the antique vase made it very difficult to transport safely.
- Engineers tested the breakability of the new smartphone screen material.
- When packing dishes, you must always consider their breakability.
- The high breakability of the glass components was a major design flaw.
Advanced Usage
- The term can be used in a more abstract or figurative sense to describe systems, relationships, or situations that are fragile and prone to failure.
- The political alliance showed its breakability under pressure.
Variants and Related Words
- Breakable (adjective): Capable of being broken.
- Please handle the breakable items with care.
- Unbreakable (adjective): Incapable of being broken.
- They claimed the bottle was made of unbreakable plastic.
Synonyms
- Fragility
- Brittleness
- Frangibility
- Delicacy
- Vulnerability (to damage)
Antonyms
- Durability
- Sturdiness
- Robustness
- Resilience
- Unbreakability
Noun
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quality of being easily damaged or destroyed
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