recallability
/rɪˌkɔləˈbɪləti/
noun
- The quality of being able to be remembered or brought back into memory.
- The recallability of a phone number depends on how often you use it.
- The brand's catchy jingle increased the recallability of its product name.
- Teachers design lessons to improve the recallability of key facts for students.
- The ability of a product to be taken back by the manufacturer, usually due to a defect or safety issue.
- The recallability of the faulty car parts saved many drivers from accidents.
- Engineers tested the recallability of the new battery design before launch.
- The company's quick action on recallability boosted consumer trust.
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