decodingability
nounUK /diːˈkəʊdəbɪlɪti/
US /diːˈkoʊdəbɪlɪti/
Decodingability is how easy it is to figure out what something means.
The decodingability of the secret message was high because the code was simple.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The quality of being able to be converted back from a coded form into ordinary language.
Engineers tested the decodingability of the signal before sending it to the satellite.
3. In reading, how easily a word can be sounded out using letter-sound rules.
Teachers choose books with high decodingability for children who are just learning to read.
4. The ease with which data can be translated by a computer or program.
The new file format improved the decodingability of the video on older devices.