expansibility
/ɪkˌspænsəˈbɪləti/
noun
- The ability to become larger in size, volume, or extent.
- Engineers tested the expansibility of the metal to ensure it could handle high temperatures.
- The rubber band's expansibility made it perfect for securing the stack of papers.
- The expansibility of the balloon allowed it to hold more air without bursting.
- The capacity for something to be extended, developed, or made more comprehensive.
- The expansibility of the software platform lets users add new features easily.
- Her business plan showed great expansibility, allowing for growth into new markets.
- The expansibility of the curriculum means it can be adapted for different grade levels.
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