workability
/ˌwɜrkəˈbɪləti/
noun
- The quality of being able to be used or put into practice; practicality.
- Her proposal had good workability because it used existing resources.
- The team questioned the workability of the new schedule before adopting it.
- We need to test the workability of this design in a real factory.
- The ease with which a material (such as metal, clay, or concrete) can be shaped, formed, or handled.
- Adding water improved the workability of the concrete mix.
- The clay's workability made it perfect for detailed pottery.
- Engineers measure the workability of steel before forging it.
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