destructibility

/dis,trʌkti'biliti/

Thân thiện

The destructibility of the paper was tested in the experiment.

Definition

1. Noun:
   • The quality or state of being capable of being destroyed: "Destructibility" refers to the inherent vulnerability or susceptibility of an object, system, or concept to being ruined, demolished, or rendered non-functional.

Usage Examples

• Noun:
  • The destructibility of the ancient manuscript was a major concern for the archivists. (The fact that the manuscript could easily be destroyed was a significant worry.)
  • Engineers test the destructibility of materials under extreme stress. (Engineers evaluate how easily materials can be broken under pressure.)
  • A key strategic weakness was the base's high destructibility from aerial attack. (A major flaw was how easily the base could be destroyed from the air.)

Advanced Usage

• Philosophical/Abstract Context: The concept can be applied to non-physical things.
  • Philosophers debate the destructibility of the human soul. (Philosophers argue about whether the soul can be destroyed.)
• Legal Context: Pertaining to the invalidation of agreements or rights.
  • The contract's destructibility clause allows for termination under specific conditions. (The clause states the conditions under which the contract can be voided.)

Variants and Related Words

• Destructible (adj): Capable of being destroyed.
  • The building was made from destructible materials.
• Indestructibility (n): The quality of being impossible to destroy.
  • The diamond was prized for its apparent indestructibility.
• Destroy (v): To cause the destructibility of something; to ruin completely.

Synonyms

• Vulnerability: The quality of being exposed to the possibility of being attacked or harmed.
• Perishability: The liability to decay or spoil (often used for organic matter).
• Fragility: The quality of being easily broken or damaged.

Antonyms

• Indestructibility: The quality of being very durable and impossible to destroy.
• Durability: The ability to withstand wear, pressure, or damage.
• Permanence: The state of lasting or remaining unchanged indefinitely.

Học thuật

Noun

1. vulnerability to destruction