expandabilityn.
/ɛkspandəˈbɪlɪti/ Capacity for being expanded or added to; = expansibility n.
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the world > space > extension in space > expansion or enlargement > [noun] > quality of being expandable
dilatability1701
expansibility1701
enlargeableness1878
dilatancy1885
expandability1961
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1970 J. W. Gair Colloquial Sinhalese Clause Struct. v. 78 Inactive Clauses—resemble passive clauses without agentive constituents, but differ from them in important respects, notably in lacking their possible transformational derivation and expandability by an atin constituent.
1972 Sci. Amer. Sept. 2/2 Professional EDP managers who need more EDP capability coupled with ease of conversion, plus expandability without reprograming.
1986 Micro Decision Oct. 8/1 The machine is claimed to be faster, more powerful and to offer greater expandability than any of its predecessors.
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